Originally posted by @Andrey Y.

@Zachary WurtzThey will typically pay as you go - meaning let’s say it’s a $100k to renovate- they will give you $25k when x is complete and 25k when y is completeSome may provide the entire amount but you will be paying interest on that amount during the entire time and have 12 months to pay it off

They also have a deadbolt version to use with a non-locking doorknob: https://www.amazon.com/Schlage-FE595-CAM-622-Electronic/dp/B...There are newer doorknobs that are WiFi compatible so you can monitor and even change codes remotely.

The projected rent is only going to be $Y based on comps and $Z is the monthly capex burden, setting aside $10k just isn't how this works."

For instance, DSCR loan interest rates are determined by LTV and credit score, functioning much like coordinates on a graph (think X any Y axis).

If it costs X and increases to Y then Y is the new value.

Quote from @Cam Schwartz: Hi @Simone Nicholas.

This settlement essentially puts rebate broker business structures out of business altogether, since they have no ability to plan on getting X dollars and rebating Y dollars of it.  

@Dana RichardsonBe mindful of liability.I would probably answer something like this.Yes, they rented from me from x to y time frame.

It's a wish rather than an informed goal.I find it better to focus on systems/actions (analyze X properties, offer on Y, close on Z).