Don't ask the owner for a loan. 

I don't personally have any properties in Summerville, but I've run financing for a few investors in the last two months in the area and am happy to chat about what we're seeing. 

If they don't name all individuals in the beginning of the lawsuit and sufficient time passes, they cannot later add defendants to the suit. 

It seems that I don't see them talked about as much as potential investments. 

We have rates in the Mid 6% rate and I expect them to drop in the coming months.As for your situation, I don't think I would look at owner financing as you don't get to experience the price appreciation. 

I don’t know why a seller would ever back out.

You should have an understanding of what the per door expense is in the market, and then take into consideration the age/condition of the property.If you don't know what to reserve, have a few conversations with property managers in the market and talk to community banks who lend on the asset and ask themGino

Don't ask for fifteen minutes of their time necessarily.

There are some areas of the country that don't have an MLS so not everyone joins a board.

I don't remember the exact figure, but what surprised us was how similar their cost came to the stick built home we chose.