.- He partially paid ($1,600 of the $3,600) yesterday by visiting a branch and depositing directly into my checking account (which is his normal pattern). 

They were able to demand higher wages and the resulting overall boom in the average person’s wealth led to a powerful merchant clas that funded the Renaissance....which gave us the modern world.Long term patterns and cycles have been disrupted and I think most people don’t fully appreciate the scale of the changes heading our way over the coming years and decades.One thing is for certain: america is fully resolved to not have a liquidity crisis that causes market price collapses and both political parties are entirely on board no matter WHAT they say.  

Any home can have damages, a teenager who drops his barbells on marble floors in a basement game room....ouch, they leave the damage deposit and walk off.

Naturally the brain is telling me not to do it, it will be hard work, it does not fit in our current life pattern.

At this point, I don't know enough about the note world to see if there are payment patterns that may indicate needy vs coasting or some other possible indicator.  

2 weeksThat's from the movie Money Pit - you will not get an answer to your question that will encompass every flip, it all depends on what you do and how much you do, I'm a General Contractor and i can give you at least 20 different prices for the same project -  lets say, a bathroom ( most common reno ) -size of bath -  what tub, (steel, cast iron, fiberglass) - or is the bath just a shower, (fiberglass, ceramic tile, marble, are there accent pieces ?)

2) User wants to put in an offer, How is the network of computers in China/Africa/Texas/Toronto/London going to assist in determining how the roof is, the color scheme and styles in South Florida vs the patterns used and kitchens in Southwest Detroit?

IDK just seems to be the pattern I have seen.

This caused stress, headache, lost opportunity to pull cash out and buy another property, lower rate and save $$.Now here comes 2022, I am seeing a very similar pattern that is starting to arise in the commercial loan market,  BUT what has me really concerned for borrower that locked into a DSCR loans that many borrowers locked into @ 7,8,9% rates with a 5%, 5 Year pre-pay or even a 5,4,3,2,1. 

If you decide to put more cash into it, make sure you don't overspend as sometimes the neighborhood's average price/condition/demographics doesn't look good for a brand new gutted property with marble floors and European light fixtures.