The lender I'm considering wants to do a construction-to-permanent loan, blending the cost of construction with a refinance of my existing loan.

Blended Price:  $140/sq.ft.Financing: 70% LTV on the PP and 100% LTV on the Reno Equity Raise:  $4.5MUnit Mix: Essentially 50/50 of 1x1 and 2x2Value-Add: $300 per door +Going-in Cap Rate on T12:  4.1%Cap Rate projected by end of Y1:  5.2%Cap Rate projected by Y3:  8.25%5-year target IRR:  17%+10-year target IRR:  14%+In-place LTL to reno Bump Ratio:  About 65/35I want to thank our many partners in this deal.

There are some syndicators that buy 4 caps and hope to blend up.

I'm a total NOOB when it comes to OOS investment. I'm looking into the midwest (Indy, OH and MI) and also, Chicago and St Louis. Is there any companies that specialize in turn key meets BRRR? It might be too idealisti...

Billed as the perfect blend of Condominium that allows short-term rentals, and a fractional ownership of the Hotel model, these are being pushed by both the developers and the municipalities.

Many companies try to stay away from small repairs, especially if floor is stained because they can be very difficult to blend.  

[Financialy Independence] 4-7years - aquire a few more rentals and start doing some flips (becasue I really do love everything about it and Im like the perfect blend of Chip and Joanna Gaines.

Everything is blending these days, big city, small town.

As I’m sure you know, tenant stability and the integrity of professional services is unparalleled in Japan.

It depends if your main motivation is cashflow, appreciation, or a blend.