@Jonathan New, there are many stock market investors that exit and looking to place capital.You need to review your process, networking efforts to answer this question.

Policyholders should review exclusions and endorsements alongside a qualified insurance broker to ensure they have the coverage they need.

I’ve reviewed the lease but I would like to get my own documents that BPs provides and have him sign them.

@Steve HodgdonThis is why it is always good to have an attorney draft your documents and review them.It took a while with my attorney to get this type of agreement finalized because of the potential of a default and how to make sure it is tightly writtenLook at it this way- I have never known anyone to sue another based on being paid what they thought they were supposed to be paid.

So your 75% off list price minus rehab costs sets the bar too high (or too low rather) right from the start.Also, after briefly reviewing the comps, I think it's more likely you OVER estimated the ARV.

Check social media and other review sites.

Just reviewed title today with a $400k National City refi mortgage from 2008 replacing a 2004 loan but now sitting behind a $100k HELOC from 2005.

But there might also be a good reason for it that they can explain.Some other things that might apply to your deal as you head towards closing:- Typically there's some kind of review of the preliminary title report (to show any encroachments, liens on the property that will be paid off by escrow at closing, any covenants/codes/restrictions that are recorded on the property, etc.)

So we should review our title policy for that. 

I looked at houses / townhouses similar in size and amenities.I sent the addresses / listing to housing for them to review and wrote up a justification why those unit were the appropriate comp. vs. the comps they wanted to use.