You performed a simple background check, asked other investors and only found one that knew their work. 

Does clearing away years of overgrowth that has actually starts to affect the integrity of the structure and allows the house to be seen an actually entered increase the value measurably?

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Just leave a simple testimonial to what your experience was.

This style loan really detoured other buyers, but seemed very simple to me.

Here it is, it's simple!

unless the neighborhood is gentrifying, C Class is probably not going to increase in value very much.What about the condition?

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It might sound like a subtle difference, but keep in mind that the property has to appraise for that increased amount that the seller is crediting back to you. 

They could decide that they no longer want to allow owners to rent out their property or drastically increase the fees that could eat into your cash flow.