Pre-pandemic, I was conservatively underwriting my deals to achieve a 15% CoC return.

So, their pre-foreclosure data is useless.

The best parts of the meetings are the pre-guru speaker time, especially if there's a Q&A with some of the local folks who are out there getting things done.

Like roll everything over to a bridge loan? 

Anyone who has had to pay for a new central AC/heat pump in recent years compared to the pre-COVID years can attest that AC prices have SKYROCKETED!!

So I'm trying to learn everything I can as I search out my path to gaining the needed capital to get this train rolling. 

Taxes are slightly behind but not enough to classify as "pre foreclosure" according to the County assessors office.

Which often the time is a total combined project time encapsulating more than the specific task alone, but things such as roll-out, roll-up, any ancillary tasks, maybe getting materials, site travel etc etc... 

I will be pre leasing soon, but anticipate splitting each building into 3/4 tenants.

They will also examine property rent rolls, leases, and expenses to verify the property fits their DSCR requirements.