We tend to complicate real estate...it's as easy as "Would it be cool to live here?"

I have three deals in loan processing now that have the numbers of:165k purchase70k rehab360k ARV35 day rehab175k purchase75k rehab375k ARV40 day rehab185k purchase90k rehab390k - 400k ARV40 day rehabIn the deals above the Investors will need about 30k - 35k in liquidity between transaction costs, closing costs, holding costs, and first in money to contractor and will will get returned to them at least 125% return on their float within 100 days.I sent you a PM, Seth.

Net worth and liquidity to pay tax are two very different things..

Stay cool and don't jump into a bad investment!

Hi Ricardo,When going with a lower downpayment you'll leave more of your capital available and liquid should you find another potentially great investment property.

I would wait for interest rates to drop if you need liquidity.

Typically the suit amount is based on damages to the plaintiff, not the assets of the defendant.You can also note, typically no lawyer wants to wait for an LLC to liquidate to get paid. 

Hey @Garrett Brown I agree with @Bruce Woodruff on the A-frame.If you are just looking to build one because it is a cool thing, then great!

The play is a 3 to 5 year hold, raise rents to get the valuation up to 600K and liquidate to 1031 into another investment.

It had a lot of square footage and already had some cool historic touches.