Thanks everyone in advance for your highly anticipated wise words!

- Only anticipate 65-70% LTV.- 6 to 12 months (from closing).- Probably a lot.- Yes.

I believe there is also a minimum equity required in your current home, to be able to count the anticipated income, or even existing income from it.

Because I didn't anticipate that I'd need money, and considering I'm in the middle of renovating and want to finish fast and put it on rent, I'm pursuing both a HELOC on my current home and narrowing down a lender for the refinance.

This was a whirlwind of a project with so many things that we did not anticipate.

Thank you so much in anticipation!

My bank will give me better rates than what I've listed,  but I've been a little more conservative on my numbers in anticipation of rising interest rates. 

The world had changed and now, sellers were responsible for disclosing everything and even had to anticipate how potential buyers might perceive and use their products.

All things being equal, most investors usually anticipate the unknowns by including those cost in their budget.

Maybe the windows were more pricey than expected and a structural support wasn't anticipated in the 100 year old house.