We have a title commitment for insurance.

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However,jobs and other commits result in the decision to sell .

Hey Danielle.I'm going to go in a different direction than some of the other commenters.I am an agent, and depending on your state, getting licensed can be a BIG commitment, both time- and cost-wise.I wouldn't recommend getting licensed unless you want to work as a real estate agent, helping people buy and sell properties.

Not looking for a huge time commitment from you…maybe 1-2 hours a week to start. 

It's not easy and it takes a lot of commitment.

This is and I say this with extreme emphasis NOT the time to be learning, the market is wayyyy to unpredictable, I mean the material market, weather my suppliers can't commit to a price for more then a few days or the item is 3 weeks out.

Other hidden costs you need to consider when evaluating HM lenders:-Applications Fees-Administrative Fees,-Commitment Fees-Underwriting Fees-Origination Fees-Loan Servicing-Rehab Draw Fees-Inspection Fees-Interest paid on undrawn rehab budget?

I will send them guidelines as to what is needed in the title commitment and in the insurance policy.Once all that prelim stuff is out of the way, the most important thing to do in a bridge loan is tackle the rehab budget because you can not order the appraisal until the rehab budget is complete. 

It is an option for sure, but I'm not fully committed to it yet.