It's for max 2 units and up to 50K in repairs from what I understand.  203K will allow up to 4 units, but there is a down payment component of 3.5%.Thanks for your service.Stephanie

The pump that is used to circulate the hot water through the system is the component that typically needs the most regular maintenance.

We had some unexpected issues pop up during the rehab that cost us money.

But, I see no reason not to take the book with you too, and use it as a guide so you don't forget anything...BP will be releasing the Second Edition of the book in a few months, and I've included a section on "Inspection Tips" for each of the 25 components. 

On a side note just to add some perspective - there's a decent chance you're going to run into 10k in unexpected costs within the first couple years of ownership, and that's part of the business. 

I don’t think that this would be feasible due to the value add or forced appreciation component of the BRRRR strategy through rehab being missing in the standard turnkey model. 

Buying your own commercial property that has a value-add component is also another good strategy.

Conventional lenders won't / can't lend if there is a seller carried component to a transaction...you'd have to look to private money...or avoid the bank altogether...

Many investors waive the inspection contingency, but keep the financing contingency, which is flexible enough to get out of the contract in case something unexpected is discovered. 

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