I understand unexpected things come up as the work progresses, but how is this typically handled?

It is always a work in progress.

This report was crafted by none other than Dave Meyer, our very own Head of Market Intelligence and host of the wildly popular "On the Market" podcast.

Almost 100% it is because of one of two reasons: either the door gets broken and the tenant tosses it out rather than letting us know, or they take them off so they can use the closet without the doors (such as a nook office) and then put the door somewhere where it gets ruined (outside is popular, in the rain) or gets nabbed by hobos cruising neighborhoods looking for things to steal. 

Additionally, you might consider properties in popular rental areas where larger homes are in demand.3.

These are popular programs among investors because they do not report to credit agencies, use DTI to qualify, and do not require tax returns or income verification.You can use a DSCR loan to purchase or cash-out refinance, a strategy commonly referred to as BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat).

Put it on the most popular websites like Zillow, Zumper, apartments.com, facebook, etc.

As you can see here from Dennis, there are many Academy members that are crushing their goals and very excited about their progress! 

There will be an initial deposit, progress payments tied to milestones, and a final payment upon project completion and satisfactory inspection.3.

We have a half done rehab in north lawndale and already seeing new highs for the 2 unit comps, it seems the fastest growth is 2 units in areas that become more popular for owner occupants huge equity to be made. 3/4s cashflow more and more but not seen the % appreciation of 2s and houses.