Yeah I'll suggest all of these things to her (except me taking it over subject to, unless the numbers work out).I have more detailed information.

Its a rare find for things to work out.

I'll soon have access to the MLS, but I'm not sure how things will work out if I have an offer accepted where I'm using 100% OPM, including repairs, and then try to refinance the property without having a "full time"job.

That will work out well since I am a licensed GC.

Here are some questions I have thought of.When contacting the seller, what should I say to them, how do I work out an arrangement to get paid for referring the buyer to them?

I work out of the TREND MLS for South Jersey & Philly.

@Carole G.No large complexes, however have owned small apt. building, mixed use buildings, commercial buildings, farms, timber land, land subdivisions, etc.imho, there is a niche of say 5-20 units where its too small to have a full time manager, but if you manage yourself or have a part time manager it can work out for you.In the past I worked for a company that did a lot of management, and I've managed lots of places myself, and it is a given that nobody will manage your properties as well as you will.

if i had a signed lease/rental agreement with 6 verified deposits, would i be able to use that rental income or a portion of it in some capacity as qualifying income to offset DTI?!

Some states mandate the borrower and mortgagee sit down and try and work out a plan as an alternative to foreclosure.

More risk buying something that will eat you alive in holding costs if things don't work out.