I am both out of the area and blind, so not only am I looking to cover my butt, but to borrow some experienced “eyes” to help me complete the process.After reading a couple of blogs here, I’ve seen the term, “cooperative lease option deals”, if that helps you understand what I am attempting to accomplish.Any suggestions on finding a good lawyer, and for interviewing them would be appreciated!

The more business you do with a single financial entity, them more flexible/accommodating they will attempt to be.  

So this entire post came down to my landladies brother holding a personal vendetta, and attempting to cause problems.

Hi @Darren Finney,I'll make an attempt to explain IRR.

They could go the extra mile and attempt to speak with the prior owner if they're up for it.

I get that strategy if your attempting to wholesale a deal but it doesn't make sense when your inquiring with a wholesaler.  

Attempts have also been made at a few local banks but it turns out these banks have their own bank-specific lending rules that do not allow the refi.Thanks!

hi, everyone.i've done one property thus far. we used hard money to get into a deal and employed the BRRR strategy.for the next property i'm unsure we'll have enough capital on hand to do a repeat—much of it is tied up in the previous deal that had lots of learning we ended up paying for. as such, i'm attempting to get creative with financing instead of simply waiting on the sidelines.i'd love to hear from people who have raised small funds from friends, family, or even strangers. what sort of terms did you use?

He/She will know what to check before attempting to energize the panel.If you read the PCR - Property Condition Report - on the HUD listings, that's how their people do it: when there's no power, hook up a generator.The HUD inspectors also use air pressure to test the plumbing rather than risk having Niagara Falls indoors.

Ours indicates only that we will attempt to contact them but that we can enter at reasonable times for all of the reasons you want access: repairs, property inspection, lease compliance.