I know great guys who are just overwhelmed, they don't return calls or texts because they're swamped and already have jobs lined up for the next 2-3 months.

Call me if you have any questions.Best wishes and I will be reaching out to local directly.Thanks!

I assume this is a multi million dollar deal.the builder of course NEEDS YOUR equity to get his loan.. now the good news is if he  can get a loan means he is somewhat to fully qualified.. you can do a participation mortgage in second position calling out for an interest rate and a bonus you just put it right in the note.. or lets say your lot price is 500k.. you simply write your note for 650k plus interest.. this assure you of profit.I would not do this though if you have no means to step in and complete or cash out the first.. nothing is worse than taking over a build project from a builder that failed mid stream

I drive for dollars if you don't like to drive you can do facebook ads or cold call or direct mail.

I would be picking up the phone and calling my Ins broker and my attorney. 

I called the owner about a month ago and built a good amount of report with her. 

I am self-employed, so I was hoping to get a No Income Verification style loan (at least that's what it was called last time), where they look at your bank statements to make sure you have enough coming in to cover the mortgage, taxes, insurance, etc..Basic stat's are as follows:-Income roughly $5,300/mth in deposits (minimum)-No car loans-Current townhouse has been paid off for a few years-Have a couple commercial properties (one in my personal name ($300k ARV) - just purchased in June 2018, the other one ($300k ARV) owned in a corporate name for 3 years).

My neighbor at a house I recently sold wanted me to cut down a tree that he felt was a danger to his property, conveniently after I called the cops on him for repeatedly parking in my driveway and refusing to move his vehicles... 

They could call your local parking enforcement or law enforcement, but it doesn’t sound like that’s what happened.

Maybe @John Underwood knows this, but when you file your taxes at the end of the year, should we calling out the VRBO service fee that they charge to the owner as a deductible expense?