About 50% of our customer do chose to start a claim becuase there is almost always carpet, padding, paint, etc. to remove and replace.

I realized that I'm in the early stages of acquiring this property but I'd like to have my lender nailed down before this goes much further.Right now I've contacted my bank to see about a traditional investment mortgage but I'm thinking that a hard money/private lender of some sort will be a better choice since I'm planning on doing a few quick renovations then putting it back on the market ASAP.

Even Trump has a few properties currently operating or under development.Despite the fact that the property is in a hotel setting, a condo hotel is considered a private residence, and owners are eligible for mortgage interest deductions and other tax advantages that come from owning a second home.

So, now I focus on getting buyers to work with me and once they are qualified and ready to purchase, THEN I match a property up to what their criteria is.Not a lot of Realtors have a "Plug" into Private, NON-MLS, distressed, Wholesale deals like I do, so it works in my favor as far as competition goes in my area.

An example of a private owned ROW is when a developer builds a neighborhood.

HM is similar to funding from a private lender except the HM lender is likely more professional.

In the past, when you opened your private messages, the site would no longer inform you of any remaining messages (if you didn't view them all).

Consider a poll of the possible customers.

Where do most of your customer come from?

I spoke to a private lender that's willing to do 65% LTV on residential or commercial with no credit check.