The title company will create a title report and their escrow arm will get everybody's paperwork all sorted out and when the time comes they will get signatures.

Why not create a consulting service to apartment owners and operators where for a flat fee you inspect their properties to identify opportunities to reduce safety hazards; improve emergency response; reduce fire risks/improve fire suppression; suggest actions/improvements that would reduce their insurance premiums, etc.  

That bedroom decor...the living room with the twig art...and that crib, the width of the openings can be within current safety code (not that your going to get that when you buy the house it’s a distraction).

I was going to address the check later on it is not a safety issue it a cosmetic issue. 

Thank you my brother at arms! 

The terms im being presented are pretty good.30 year fixed at 4.85% requires 25% down30 year fixed at 5.3% will allow 20% down5/1 arm at 5.125% requires 20% downI want to hopefully put down just 20% with the HELOC and no out of savings $$The purchase price of the investments are about 350-400k.I plan on keeping both investments long term for cash flow. 

@Mike ChernProperty crime has very little to do with safety. 

(It's got to be arms length so there would have to be imputed interest at least and did you report that? 

While your score certainly doesn't say anything about the kind of person you are in the grand scheme of things, it does say a lot to a bank or any other lender about the safety and security of their money. 

You're looking for any large deferred CAP EX items, anything that compromises the structurally integrity of the home and anything that is a safety hazard.