I'm always open to hearing a proposal.  

-Obtain blueprint from seller (if possible)-Negotiate with seller any discounts-203k Consultant is selected by lender-Agree on pricing from the 203k Consultant (Work Write-Up-WWU/SOR) -Proposals from a certified 203k contractors; one or more have to be acceptedhttp://203kcontractors.com/-203k contractor meets all timing and guideline requirements, paperwork, estimate format, MPS & MPR's, etc-HUD consultant walks the property with the contractors bid and makes sure it checks all the boxes for FHA requirements -Appraisal post renovation-Lock down rate for 30 days more (optional)-Insurance policy quotesWho gets the certificate of occupancy and is it for?

Here is the list:Engineer proposes the following changes in order to permit correctly (residence).

I can perform comparative analysis and crunch numbers, meet with prospective sellers, drive around local neighborhoods and distribute flyers, call local real estate agents, propose remodel/design ideas, create and manage social media content, and any other tasks needed.

I heard someone propose this solution once and it is the definition that I always use now.If you take all the apartments in an MSA and divide them into quartiles, you can label them ABCD.   

I also weighed that their unit had old carpet into the increase I proposed.  

The eastside beltline trail is well developed around piedmont park/ponce city market/inman park and development of the trail is set to continue to encircle part of Atlanta, eventually covering a proposed ~26 mile loop.

@Josselyn Palma   Would you be living in the new proposed property? 

That max loan payment determines your leverage at the proposed rate. 

I decided to propose that they "sell it" to me and let me flip it.