If they price the loan based on the assumption of a 3% discount, and now circumstances change, the discount rate charged is for the loan 5%, from another loan buyer, either they eat the extra costs, not do the loan, or reprice it.For instance, once I wasn't sure if I was going to live in a rental I was buying, asked the bank whether it's going to be a OO loan or a NOO loan.

You're inspector is able to do them all, but will charge differently, and create different reports based off that info.

Your best bet is to go to their website and try to set up a 1-on-1 call to learn more about them and their business. 

Most bet on future appreciation. 

If you are wanting higher cashflow numbers, the midwest is probably your best bet. 

Julius seems good if you want to pick up a single scratch and dent appliance, but felt sketchy and had delivery charges. 

I know some syndicators who reduce the preferred return amount right away while others continue to distribute a preferred return based on the original investment amount and catch-up at sale.The GP may also charge a refinance fee, which is a percentage of the original or new loan amount.

Just make it manageable and put new tenants in to charge the market rent. 

If the place looks easy to make renter ready, I'd offer to help him with cash for keys.There are foolish and bad people in the world, sometimes in charge of passing Ordinances, sometimes who are tenants, and who blind themselves to all I and other landlords do to help tenants...  

Braden,Everything I said relates to extending finance and charging some kind of finance charge.