And just so I don't miss if you were asking specifically what a lender's lawyer fee is?

@Sharath Kumar the pop corn ceilings could be a major problem along with any texture on the walls if they are asbestos or lead containing. there is no way to do it your self in Colorado both the removal of asbestos and lead are highly regulated by the Colorado dept of public health's air pollution division, it would be really dangerous to attempt to do this type of friable removal in an apt building because of the shared air systems used in the 1970's you could  contaminate the entire building with asbestos fibers or lead dust.

(someone please, correct me because this is the way I understand it)Partnering with someone with money.Use your bank for a line of credit, which you will need to have a good credit score and a good salary to get qualified.Use hard money lenders (accepting their conditions but you need money to fill a gap since they do not finance you 100% of the project).Use crowdfunding money.Have cash of your own to finance a whole project.It doesn't matter what method of financing you use, knowing all the facts on a specific property will be required and the list is long beginning from the year built.

(I paraphrased that but it specifically says without delay).

I think the credit reporting agencies are also in this data mining, over 30, 60, 90 day lates, and yes, state specific as well. 

Deals are easier to find when you know very specifically what to look for as determined by your buyers.I hope that helps.Victor.

I know what they are but don't know specifics and have never done one like that.

Well, this may be a state specific thing, I have not seen a student question, but I got my policy several years ago and it just renews.

Could be a great way to find out what some of the local cash buyers specific criteria are!

@Daniel RheeList Source is good for narrowing down a list of specific properties with criteria such as age of owner, % of equity, mortgage date, etc... but what List Source won't provide is a description of the property.