Quote from @Andrew B.

After a year, the Developer changes realtors and relists with Realtor B.  

Make sure you have plan A, B, C, D, and even then.... perhaps plan E too.

@Hadar Giladi most of the Midwest cities you can still BRRR, but you have to make sure someone doesn't take advantage of you by selling you something they represent as Class B, when it's really Class C or D.

Originally posted by @Karl B.

David B.

Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, and Red are A, B, C, D, and F, respectively. 

The increase will be enough to A) repay what the servicer "lent" to you to cover the shortage, and B) cover the increased tax and/or insurance amount going forward.

Quote from @Bill B.: Why are the strangers already living there more important than the strangers that want to rent the property after it’s already fixed up?

Quote from @Bill B.: 1) Make sure you understand you don’t have 45 days and then 180 days, you have 45 days, and then 135 days, 180 TOTAL days, unless that’s a holiday/sunday, then you have less than 180 total days. 2) Yes, you can do everything but close on any of the 3 replacement properties before you sell your existing property.