Any objection can be overcome - it's all in how you pitch it.Wholesaling is negotiating.

The seller (being a bank) will obtain a closing statement prior to closing, so if there is an objection it would be a couple of days before settlement.

But I prefer the notice route and the lender failing to object in a timely manner, which may then be construed as consent, that's what I call a "In Your Face Lender" deal.

I had a triplex we named "Animal House"didn't put a sign up though....Is your building unique?

-"the primary objective for lenders is to eliminate unnecessary loss."-"..the exact definition of what constitutes fraud continues to evolve."-"....lenders are consistently incurring more loss than necessary if a short sale transaction was part of an egregious flip..."

you don't need to set up and LLC to buy it, if you are planning on making the offer in an LLC then you can just make a very unique name and check the Washington Secretary of State website https://corps.secstate.wa.gov/llc/pages/startpage.aspx to see if that name is taken.

Hi Tershant, I would suggest that you first find local real estate investments groups in your area with the objective of finding a mentor.

So you've got to clean it anyway.Once you've cleaned it, why can't you live in it, since the dirt was your only objection?

Ultimately, this could help each one of us to develop our own unique selling proposition based upon our unique scenario/location/target market.

Hair can be considered a bio hazard in some areas.A bad haircut will not be on you but they need to carry a liability policy for the traffic in the shop.They will also have unique plumbing requirements, check with P&Z or Building Regs in your area.