@Charlie Cameron - Typically a PFS, REO schedule and tax returns will satisfy lenders, although follow up documentation may be needed for specific questions. 

I have read mixed reactions on the forums, some people mention that a 20% equity is required, others that 2 years living on the property is required, even read that a letter explaining the reason for moving might be enough to satisfy underwriting and execute a 2nd deal.Any help sorting this out is greatly appreciated!

They have to have skills that I can't get from a contractor.Sounds like this guy satisfies #1 for you, but if he's basically going to just be a contractor on the project, you can hire other contractors without having to give up equity.Also, I'll *never* partner with a contractor, simply because it makes it very difficult to fire the person as a contractor if he's not doing a good job. 

I was satisfied with the results.

Honestly communication could be a little quicker - but overall satisfied with her and her company.

My purchase contract says plainly on the front page that I have the right to re-market the property on the MLS for profit, but I don't know that that will satisfy her.

well, I had to do some adjustments to the house in order to satisfy the buyers.

Members can also elect to block ANY individual member from sending them a PM (other than mods and admins).We hope that you guys find these changes to be what you're looking for.Those of you who wanted to be able to PM anyone without the colleague request can now do that with a PRO Account, and the rest of the privacy and security precautions should satisfy the rest of us.Thanks everyone!

You might be a winner with a 20% CCR, while another investor isn't satisfied unless he is getting 40% on his money.

Also you run the risk of past clients still frequenting the property whether satisfied or dis-satisfied.p.s. this is only my opinion...you will still need to do some research.good luck to you