Can you do a quick title search?

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I've been searching MLS, Craigslist, Trulia, Realtor.com, etc for several weeks and these rates at the best I can find. 

Also, are there any other liens that would not show up at the prothonotary's office during a search that I should look for? 

Now I have a new problem.After title search, it is revealed that in addition to the known back taxes, the seller also has mowing liens.

You just have to keep searching till you find a lender who's investment strategies align with yours.Be prepared for your first portfolio loan to take a whileAt this point I had done a single BRRRR property refinance through a bank and it took almost two months.

The lender will do a title search and discover this.If you're doing an assignment, the lender may exclude the assignment fee from the "value" for determining LTV. 

I don’t want to pounce on a bad deal just to hit that mark.I’ve started our search by scanning through and quickly analyzing properties I’ve found on sites like LoopNet, Realtor.com, and Redfin.

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I have been searching for properties in the boroughs but have decided our best bet would be to start searching in Jersey (perferably close to midtown) as properties in Jersey seem to be less expensive for a 3-4 multi family house.