The good news is that if you get some pushback, you have a track record that at a certain price you have a waiting list.That's my two cents on the market, I wouldn't go in on the rest.

Regarding lenders, see the following report for a list of lenders originating 203k loans, broken down by state and total volume:https://apps.hud.gov/pub/chums/f17fvc/F17FVCY-20200701.txtLooks like the top lender is "Primary Residential Mortgage" but that there are a number of big players in the Baltimore area.

ELS has reported quarter-over-quarter NOI growth for 20 consecutive years, including throughout the Great Recession.Blackstone is one of the largest, most sophisticated real estate and private equity investors in the nation.

I just read this from the KSTP news website:https://kstp.com/news/proposed-changes-to-minneapo...

When you call for inspections the inspectors check on your developers license if you don't have one they report you to the CCB you get a form letter pay your 1k fine get your license and don't do it again.ON the selling real estate you don't own in this state the civil penalties are quite harsh..

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@Tony Castronovo that is great news, man! 

If you do, have the report your payment history to the credit companies.

The lender will also order their standard documentation (title, credit report,  property evaluation or appraisal to determine the value of the property, etc.).