Or worse, they hurt their finances with unneeded overhead while adding risk because they don't maintain the entity correctly.A Land Trust is apples and oranges to an LLC.  

I would get  couple other General Contractors to bid it with a list that you prepare for them.Make sure that the bids are apples for apples. 

 $60k in this property could be invested in Bitcoin or Apple stock or a SP500 index fund.  

Apple, Tesla, Amazon, Google, Oracle, Facebook, and about 1500 other companies moving here or expanding existing operations here. 

I guess it somewhat depends on my investment strategy, which right now could go one of two ways 1) stabilize to market and refinance to get equity back 2) hold until I am old lol5yr | 3.75% | 20yr am | 80% LTV | .5% fee7yr | 4% | 20yr am | 80% LTV | .5% fee5yr | 4.25% | 20yr am | 80% LTV | .5% fee7yr | 3.4% | 30yr am | 2yr IO | 80% LTV | 1% fee5yr | 3.1% | 30yr am | 1yr IO | 80% LTV | 1% fee7yr | 3.5% | 25yr am | 80% LTV | 1% feeSo what would the benefit be going with the IO period?

First CommonwealthFirst Midwest, up to 90% Chicago areaFirst Republic - CaliforniaFulton BankGFA Federal Credit Union 10 yr draw, 10 yr repay, MAGranite State CU, NH 90-100%Great Lakes Credit Union Veritex, Texas HELOCHanscom FCU, FloridaHSBC 70%, for premier clients only Horizon, Kalamazoo MichiganHuntington 75% LTV 5 yr IO product available Hurst Lending and Insurance Investment property HELOC in Texas.

They use Apple Pay to pay.

Built into televisions, laptops, Alexa, Google and Apple devices, not to mention a slew of "spy" cameras designed to look like ordinary household items (water bottles, phone chargers, clocks, smoke detectors, shower heads, and even teddy bears).

The problem I’m running into is how to compare the numbers apples to apples.

First, 95%+ of tenants are still paying rent, so not much has changed, just the fact that you can't get the bad apple out.