You could get a decent US-based bookkeeper for anywhere from $15 - $45/hr depending on where they are located & how much due diligence you are willing to put in on the hiring. 

Here's  a quick summary of my scenario:I just completed a new construction and expect to close the sale within the next 30-45 days. 

So if you buy a house, fix it up over 45 days, first day on the market you get a full cash offer that wants to close in a week. 

Ive got about 45 days of PTO/Sick/Vacation that is taken for the year so I work approximately 1650 hours a year at that job assuming a 40 hour work week.I am also a licensed Real Estate agent with 2 separate LLCs - General Brokerage and Property Management.Between the two LLCs, I've grossed pretty close to my W2 income.

21 days, 30 days, 45 days? 

Loan a tranche a week for 4-5 weeks.

I would highly recommend connecting with Anderson Business Advisors for a free 45-minute call to see what the best structure for you would be.

They offered me $7,500 about 45 days ago and nothing yet. 

Because let's just say one side has a leak or left the water running and the bill is 4-5 times higher than normal.

I'm in Miami FL right now for 45 days for business development and they allow for densities as high as 1000 units per acre. in Columbus it might be 50 units per acre. density always wins and drives down land cost. keep land under 10% of asset value upon completion. those are my best tips to get started