I know this is a long shot, but I figured I'd put it out here and see if anyone has some insight and/or ideas for a work-around. 

I think you can see what lawyers do by searching some evictions in the CT judicial system and then use whatever they do. 

Under 2.4% I see what you mean, my thought was that an interested investor would see the value of the cheap debt.Why don't you just rent it out then?

I see.

I see you're in Riverside CA, I know many parts of Riverside can be a very rough part of town.

They will not be concerned by your W2, and will be driven by that rental income.They will also be credit-informed, so it would be good to have a good grasp on your credit as that will impact the rate and how much that monthly cash-flow will be.Happy to connect and see how we might be able to help.

Let's say in this case, the rehab is 75k.  196k - 75k = 121k.  121k is around what you should pay for the project.Now, that's a good back of the envelope way to see around where you need to be. 

I'm always open to sharing what I know, answering questions, or just talking through ideas — feel free to shoot me a DM or comment here anytime.Happy to help however I can and looking forward to seeing you take your next step!

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Nor can they see any construction plans to assess true value.