I just finished my first BRRRR and that process was a little annoying with creating the scope of work, capturing and uploading receipts, getting a wire to cover the costs, etc.

I have a great network here in Utah for almost every aspect of the transaction and I am always happy to represent anyone as an agent, with hands on experience with investing, I currently own three properties and am finishing my first flip.

Turnover costs are functions of many things including length of tenancy, quality of tenant, occupancy level, existing finishes (carpet has shortest lifespan but is cheap), etc.I hope unit is ready to show by Nov 1.  

I am assuming this is the same person.I am trying to sell the property as soon as possible, however securing the property seems like a MUST (regardless of whether I finish the renovation or sell as-is).

Contractors all the time either fail to finish or finish in a way that prohibits you in selling and exiting or refinancing at the number you expected and now you have to leave way more in than you thought. 

Common fees will include a set-up fee, a leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

I will tell you what I tell most of the trolls who hop into a forum late, hide behind their fake profile, and get scared to go on a recorded Zoom - get some help.You are not in reality.

For stuff you’ll be doing add that in too.. better to have worst case then over budget and no money left over to finish..Good luck with the remodel...

It's been a couple months of marketing now that we've finished the rehab.

I am buying my first home for about 250k in El Paso, TX.It is new construction just finished.