What is the best way to settle our costs and profits?

We've been "dancing" all over the Hocking Hills area ourselves but haven't settled on an area yet.

The most lenders like to settle in at 90% LTC meaning even if the are at 70% of the ARV they will not exceed 90% loan to cost.If you are able to somehow find a lender in your area who lends 100% LTC you would still have to come out of pocket for closing costs origination points and any other 3rd party fees  On top of that you would probably be expected to show reserves in your account Long story short even if someone funds 100% of the purchase and rehab costs be prepared to have at least 10% to 15% of the total costs on hand

When my agent asked their agent they said they are currently having their attorney working on it and should settle for way less than the amounts shown and that it should not affect their ability to pay rent. 

And be sure to get a GREAT deal when you buy - don’t just settle for any old house that looks like it “might make a good vacation rental.”Finally, beware that it’s tough to have an exit strategy in the Poconos bc there’s such an over-supply of housing.

After a few months of reading and searching, we settled on Brandon, MS as a location and just purchased our first rental home.

He overreacts, refuses to pay it, then settles down and pays it.

My current tenant is not a student and appears to be settling in for at least several years.  

After 30 days if the debt is not settled, forward a copy of the file to a collection service.They may never collect a dime, and when they do, they take a chunk (maybe 40%) but they keep the debt alive. 

The bought it for $40k and tried to sell for $90k afterward and ultimately settled for $80.