TREC sale contract signed by buyer and seller.Buyer put a Memorandum on the property clouding the title stating the date of the contract.

Typically, when we close with a conventional lender there is paperwork we sign that states we intend to occupy the house for at least a year.  

I contacted the power company, and they directed me to the tax assessor's office to inquire about obtaining a separate address for the pool house.

When I told my lender about the property, they stated they could not finance if it is under $100k.Does anyone have any suggestions for trying to get this property financed?

To get this is very expensive.A better way is go through one of the 3rd party companies similar to Turo for cars.

(The reason you pay an expert not listen to me or the internet.)I BELIEVE in a community property state you get a 100% stepped up basis.

Many states now require a “wholesaler” to be a licensed real estate agent.

The state of the market, like going up interest rates, can sway how easy it is to get loans and could keep house prices steady.

If you are ever looking to invest in the Sunshine State feel free to contact me!

If you have a property under contract at a great price, and a competitive bid scenario between multiple investors may be the right course of action, consult with a reputable real estate auction company.The auction company should be able to tell you pretty quick whether your deal is as good as you think it is.