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203(K) process?
I am sure the answer is somewhere on biggerpockets but can someone give me the short story on part of the process for a 203(k)?
I have 2 friends, A is the contractor and B is the buyer. A only wants to make a small percentage for his time because B is his friend.
If the bid for renovations comes in at $15,000 but the needed repairs to get the property to a living standard only cost $10,000, does the contractor get to keep the difference? If the contractor only draws the $10,000, what happens to the other $5,000?
Please let me know if you need more information.
Thanks