Melissa Nevich Personally, I would like to build wealth over time through rental income from large apartment buildings.

I didn't get the same total expenses when I added it up, but all of those look reasonable.  

I am a structural engineer, registered in the state of NY, and having worked on new construction and renovations with small and large developers inspired me to take a leap of faith to become one of them.  

A deal was struck up soon after the initial contact, but the time difference added more time to getting the contracts arranged properly, sending and receiving, to the final signature.

I bought the property planning on adding value and raising rents.  

Looking at my very first inquiry from my very first online ad.

For multi-family rehabs, I've redone a ton of these small '50s-'60s baths with the pastel tile and fixtures, but added an updated punky-kitsch twist, and people went absolutely crazy for them (budget kitchen re-dos, too).

For example, TIC an option with enough clauses added to protect me while still achieve my goal? 

Any large bank is going to do commercial loans for their customers.

:) Super Jumbo is generally up to $5m & still largely algorithmic like you are used to, larger than that it's generally done on a one-off basis.Worth noting is that technically the lender still must follow the post-recession "Ability To Repay" rule, meaning the lender can't just go "oh, 40% down, we can't lose even if we have to foreclose, loan approved!"....