Put him touch with your lender, so he is comfortable with the situation....availability of rehab money, scheduled draws, draw requirements, etc. 

That's why I am having trouble coming up with questions..Just need questions that will make the seller feel comfortable and willing to trust us with their property.

I am curious how folks get comfortable with the title issues without having to do a title search on every single property they are considering.

Hi @Comfort Samuel !

I have enough to comfortably put 20% down on most SFH's in the markets I am looking at, but may need different financing for a MFH. 

Also, I wouldn't say that's entirely true, but you'll definitely have a lot of options so interview a number of brokers and go with who you are most comfortable with.As to the fees, you'll have to go through the interviews.

I need to move out of my comfort zone and pull further out. 

I am "living below my means", yet I am comfortable, learning to be a landlord, and saving for another property.  

We realized going in that it wasn't going to be a huge moneymaker, but felt comfortable with the numbers if we renovated and re-positioned it from a rundown rental marketed to college students to an upscale rental marketed to professionals.

I am going to be setting aside a comfortable amount of money into a dedicated bank account for my parents to purchase their "forever" home in Richmond, VA at Christmas this year.