Find out if the noisy neighbor obtained proper approvals from the committee (if there is one) prior to installation.

They ‘know a guy’ (private lender) and if you can “cross every T and dot every I” to meet their guy’s lending requirements the loan may go through.  

I'm going through my first BRRR property and I was wondering if obtaining W9 from contractors during renovation is always a good strategy.

I was able to obtain financing on it.

Originally posted by @Peter T.

If you do this you'll also be able to obtain a conventional low down payment owner occupied loan.

I have learned an incredible amount and with every new piece of information I obtain, the more I can tell that I have very much to learn.

Wondering if I should buy it through our newly setup LLC or buy it under our name.Background:-we are both physicians practicing for greater than 10 years, have multiple assets via outside investments and collectible cars, etc, so we set up a LLC for the REI venture-obtained HELOC (primary residence) for $164k fixed at 3.39% for 30 years ($726/mo) through our long-term bank (since 2007)-buying our first investment residential property for $215k all cash, due to multiple bids SFP with seller choosing us due to cash buy and they rejected a higher offer that required mortgage contingency (BP calculator: +$145/mo cash flow after HELOC, expenses, etc)1.

If you are working with agents then it might get trickier because agents have to use the 2-T Standard Purchase Agreements which do not allow for the contract to be assigned.

I have a staff of 8 and consider myself very knowledgeable about what it takes to be successful.I look forward to gaining more knowledge about how to navigate the process of obtaining my own properties.