@Jason Mayberry DFD leads are, in my opinion, the best because most investors don't take the time to create the list.  

Persistence is the name of the game, your best bet is to @ least send it once a month and create a system to notate when you contacted an owner. 

My reading of the rules and regulations led me to believe that the government is trying to force ground rents out of the picture. 

Without knowing the cash flow (in and out) for the year (ie. trailing twelve), you would need to use conservative approaches for determining expenses, such as the 50% rule.

I am very capable in excel, having manually and mentally run the numbers of multifamily units listed online I have found that none of them come close to meeting the 1% rule.

So I am not understanding why they are asking their title company to rule on the request. 

I may need to put on the tool belt more in the beginning, but hope to automate the process as much as possible and employ as many people, creating value in their lives  Thanks again Dave.Ray Sample

If they can find a way to align incentive, like a bonus for finishing in a certain time frame, they could create a mechanism to get what they need from this architect. 

To my knowledge , nowhere in the rule book does it say that your profit needs to be made available to seller .

It only created a problem when I had to contact the mortgage company with questions regarding our account.