I scheduled a showing for the weekend but just scheduled another for tonight.

Managing the $60,000 renovations required careful oversight to stay on budget and schedule.

My issue isn't managing from DC since I'm a flight attendant and have a flexible schedule.

You may even tell teh lender verbally that such a cash flow schedule is available for their review.

@Jim Doyle- thanks   1) consider increasing the purchase price by the amount of the elec and roof  work that needs to be done  and then assist  seller with  getting the work  scheduled and completed  ( as this will be required to be donw before closing ) ..this way the  seller  is technically  paying for the  repairs  and they wont lose  any  proceeds ....they will pay a little  extra  wa state sale excise tax  but  that  wont amount to too much  2)  consider  putting less down  and using some of your funds to pay for  the repairs  ( or part of the repairs )   3)  consider using a rehab loan  4)  consider  keeping the price  where it is and asking for the sellers to complete  repairs  (  this likely wont happen)  5)  get roofer and contractor  estimates and get them  lined up to do the work asap  as it might takes  weeks to get this scheduled / done  6)  ask seller for  extension on closing date if the  work  will take  longer than 10 days ,,,Good luck

As of now, a 3 bedroom in this zip code is scheduled to payout around $3,120/Month. 

The Book on Estimating Rehab CostsThese books will talk about the ins and outs of finding contractors and other members of your rehab team, scheduling any many of the other aspects involved in the processes or Rehabbing and BRRRRing,

I am scheduled to look at the inside of a HUD house tomorrow in my area that has comps 142K-160K. 

It is assumed the lease will end on the scheduled termination date.However, best practice is to never leave anything to chance.

The transfer should be a credit to the bank account, but the debit should be to Loan Payable for the principal amount and interest, and the rest to insurance and taxes.The LLC is a disregarded entity for IRS purposes and uses the owner's Social Security number to report on Schedule E, page one.