Quote from @Michelle Miner: I am currently TRYING to close a deal with them... not sure if it is going to cross the finish line.

Also if you're planning on keeping it a sewer scope inspection would be an intelligent thing to do.That will give you an idea of what you have , and some intelligent discussion material to talk to contractors about regarding finishing it up to a closed state and repairing it . new windows new doors new wallboard fix ceiling etc ...

From my perspective the type of finishes between your property (when it's rehabbed) and comparable properties could swing 5-10% if there is a substantial difference in finishes.

We did not fund the last few million of the raise, so we are allowing the final slots to come in at up to 20% APR, fixed annual simple deferred return (deferred means you get all of your interest earnings at the end when we repay your principal – and that happens when we finish building and then sell the apartment complex).This asset is our safest MF asset, in my opinion, BECAUSE the project is backed not just by our equity in the apartments – but by our equity in the entire 54-acre land development.

I have decided to keep Kevin on the job to finish after he explained his side and proved to me that my money didn’t go to waste.

Mid-tier quality, mid-tier finishes, mid-tier service both pre and post closing.  

It's been rented all but about 3 weeks since I finished it.

Hello BP community,I have a 6 br home in stone mountain, with finished basement.

Hey everyone,I've been learning about attaining the real estate professional status (REPS).From what I understand, if I own the property, and if I self manage it, then I should just about automatically qualify for REPS. 

A finished basement and an ADU?!