All Forum Posts by: Jonathan Makovsky

@Moshe Eisenberg I agree with @Kyle B. 

If you feel very confident on your ability to return your projected numbers and keep rehab budget/timeline and ARV in check, then I think hard money is the way to go based on just the numbers.

If you're not so certain about hitting your target and your equity partner (understands these risks and) is comfortable with the deal based on the upside, then personally I would go this route and avoid a possible tough situation with hard money lender.

Personally, I agree with @Steven Hamilton II . I used Wave, and stopped with it quickly - I found it to be a very confusing software.

@Curt Smith , I'm happy you found a system that works for you!

@Candy Quirino Our top priorities going into a place to increase ARV are:

• Kitchen
• Bath(s)
• Curb Appeal
• Paint & a clean overall look

@Account Closed said, we have been finding the costs to be at the higher end of J's book. 

Feel free to reach out with any specifics, or recommendations.

Congrats Blake! BP University is the best bang for your buck on the planet.

Welcome @Anton Reed ! Looking forward to getting to know you through BP and possibly in CT.

Welcome stranger - awesome to see you in the forums! @Account Closed 

Welcome @Zandra Thomas 

Welcome @Pat Kumparatana 

Welcome @Dwight Ketelhut