To list on the MLS, you will need a POA signed by the seller, which states that you can sign on behalf of the owner for listing documents and offers, as well as a signed purchase and sale agreement with an assignability and marketing clause."

From an architectural standpoint, I would recommend doing a feasibility study to make sure what you’re planning for can actually work on your specific site.

BRRRRs are really tough right now with interest rates high, rents flat, contractors booked up, and tremendous competition for deals.i always get nervous with HELOCs as down payment because it can mean that you're not well capitalized. 

@Michael StatCheck with the building and planning department. 

The lis pendens would be the key to me because if the owner isn't offering anything I think they very well would negotiate once a lis pendens is filed against the property. 2.

Hey @Isadore Nelson - appraisers are 3rd party vendors that won't take it well if anyone tries to influence their decision of the valuation. 

Often the seller isn't really dealing with reality well - saying 'mentally challenged' is probably an over statement - but they are so desperate, or in such a bad way for whatever reason,  they will grasp at any straw put in front of them.  

Going well so far. 

And we have documentation as well as elated clients that will attest to those rents as well.

The successful sale underscored the value of swift action and strategic planning in maximizing profitability in real estate investments.