I have invested a large sum of money with a company (individual with LLC) who has filed chapter 11 bankruptcy.

This gives me access to a large network of skilled contractors, including plumbers, HVAC specialists, electricians, and general contractors.I’ve identified a promising opportunity with an auction property, but I’m unsure how to accurately estimate rehab costs with only a small window to do so.

Much too large of an organization and staff are not the most helpful. 

We ask for a decision no later than 30 days before the lease expiration.When it comes to rent increases, the market largely dictates what’s feasible.

A lot of jurisdictions are backed up, especially large metro regions.Evictions are very rare, if you use strong screening criteria.

I'm curious if you have any learnings from your start in arbitrage and how to avoid sinking large amounts of cash.

Even large stock market which we all know about have liquidity challenges when there is a mismatch between buyers and sellers.

We own our property in an LLC, definitely some long-term appreciation and/or development potential and have various business ventures, but nothing that's pulling in large net income....yet.  

I am in Pittsburgh and there are multiple large hospitals within 15 mins.

In the current environment, my under writing (that most would consider to conservative) depicts large negative cash flow after a maximum LTV refinance.- cash out refi loans have higher rate than if cash out was not occurring.