I believe we have a civic duty to effectively manage our properties and reduce the number of calls to 911.

Rest:  https://www.mortgagenewsdaily....Good overview from Mortgage News Daily of the recent CPI/Fed Meeting effects on mortgage rates

So would using financed funds for the downpayment effect the likelihood of a commercial lender lending on it?

If he has effectively abandoned the property don't worry about the keys and have the locks replaced.

There are some HMLs that will lend against the ARV, and in some cases effectively lend 100%, but as you can imagine, these are few and far between, and usually only in very competitive markets for HM, and of course, they are much more expensive. 

I think this can be an effective strategy depending on a number of factors - I do this type of investing both with my HELOC and the cash value in my life insurance (using the life insurance avoids the variable interest rate issue).You need to make sure that the investment you are making will have enough of a cash on cash return to cover the interest payment - as several have said here, that is tougher now that interest rates have increased on HELOC's. 

Overall, a scope of work is an important tool for managing and completing real estate projects in a timely, efficient, and cost-effective manner.

Of course there are a hundred other factors in there, like deductibles effecting payment, etc.

(effectively $215k financed at 3.27%)$450k -- $0 down and the balance paid as 360 monthly payments of $1250  (effectively $250k financed at 4.39%)Now, I know I'm hoping for a unicorn here, but my question is more around whether or not this is the type of adjustments you would make to your deal to accommodate a seller's wants or needs.Anyways, thanks for reading and offering your feedback!

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