Might have missed my point, the listing agent will have experience and they are not working at all for you, their goal is still the highest price and quickest done deal.I agree, get an agent on your side that has experience in REOs, one with thick skin who chews on raw meat!

LOL, that's okay, I have thick skin, but I think I am better looking.

At 3.5% amortized over 40 years, even if you're in the property with no skin (100% financed) you're looking at P&I of $1000/month...I can't imagine the taxes amounting to $8400/year on a $150K property.Sounds like some math homework is in order or you're leaving something out.

Out of my responsibility if the use the two-prong adapter, and grounding is overstated anyway :)Plumbing, yes, I always wait for that phone call that something irritating is happening.

The refi amounts can payoff the seller financed obligations in whole or in part.You might also use the other properties in a purcahse transaction with a bank as the skin in the game, again a flexible lender using a blanket mortgage. :)

As @Russell Brazil said this business is built on relationships, you are an outside investor with no skin in the game in that particular market...

But because it's in addition to the rent, it's disallowed.I don't have to reduce my rent if the actual TENANT is disabled, but I essentially have to reduce my rent if the tenant has a dog.Reverse discrimination always irritates me.

Note, LTV is just the difference of what they want as a down payment or kept in the loan as equity (your skin in the game).

Touchy, thin-skinned people tend not to do well on public forums nor in business so,  I wish you luck.

With him asking for financing too he better have a silver tongue and a tough skin.