Just because you can get in potentially easier with creative financing, does not mean you should. 

I won't disagree - there seemed to be conflicting information and incomplete information provided by the plaintiff (if you will).I'd like to think we're at the end of this thread now - I've perused all posts and am thoroughly satisfied with the explanations provided by Jeff & Jack.I'd messaged with Jeff on BP a few months back but am sitting on any potential business dealings until the wife and I have unity of mind regarding timing.

I am working on building a CRE leasing platform where agents/brokers can connect with potential clients in a very cost efficient way. 

EDUCATE YOURSELF - yes, it will take time, but will lead to a selection that better meets your expectations & avoids potentially costly surprises!

But (while they are grinning and thinking you are a sucker) make them understand that from this point on ANY future tenant-caused issues will be billed to THEM at 100% especially given that the line has been cleared and no potential clog exists.  

Most of time it will come down to the price and cash flow (or potential cash-flow after repairs).Let me know if you'd like to discuss or look at some of the opportunities we have here in the Columbus market.

Looking to purchase a short term rental (airbnb) in Florida and am curious how I would protect myself against potential lawsuits in the unfortunate event of an accident on the property?

Currently looking at potentially using them for a $2m loan/beloc on an 8 unit building.

Homes in certain neighborhoods still in a range from $185K to $285k with cash flow potential.

One potential way to get access to this data is through your states freedom of information act, if you have one.Another source is the national association of realtors and their chapters.