So far, Marketplace and Email blasts have yielded the best results.

So, if things do go sideways, it's much harder to negotiate your way through.And, provided your loan is structured properly and closed with a competent title agent, I see no greater risk working with a private lender than with a traditional one.

So if you're next vacancy is Sept 1, it makes sense there aren't many inquiries yet.

Owner is ultimately responsible, and I recommend the owner pay so it's not missed.

So I have a seller interested in Sub to but the loan officer told here he wouldn’t finance her second home.

I'd also check if renovations were done and if so were permits pulled? 

So, do a land contract instead.

If so, would love to hear which lender you went with.

I've heard good things about Yellowlettehq so might check them out soon 

If so, then you should expect to be honest with them.