IE for sub2 transactions, or even straightforward purchase and sale agreements, it seems hard to find forms that "look" legitimate or don't force you to dump a bunch of info into a "free" site.

By the way, I’m curious — did you double check all your PPMs and the documents you signed when you first got into the investment to make sure this is a legitimate deal?

Does she have any legitimate options available to her in getting a loan using her home as collateral without a monthly income and no co-signer? 

As for creative financing, zero-point DSCR loans enable investors to save money up front.

Is there a legitimate reason they can't use technology?

After all, why should the IRS believe a run of the mill conference conducted on a cruise ship is a legitimate business expense if the person doesn't attend similar conferences held in that persons home town? 

I think for new investors, the most confusing part is figuring out which entity structure to use and what expenses can legitimately be deducted.

Please tell me this is a legitimate lender.

Built-in vacancy protection and even a master lease fallback option.I originally had a $75K private loan lined up (30K down + 45K reserves/CapEx), but the lender wasn’t legitimate.

All legitimate lenders perform some form of underwriting to verify your ability to repay a loan.Do not succumb to pressure: Do not let a lender or broker pressure you into making a decision quickly.