Not every project will use the exact same ratios, if you're doing a flip and everything is brand new than you probably don't need much for cap x, but if it's an old house needing repairs than that will likely need to be higher.

I occasionally enjoy co-hosting (splitting costs) for client events with a lending partner but that is pretty rare as most lenders just want to hold "first time home buyer" classes/events or co-brand online ads for home buyers.  

First off brand new full-time agents don't magically gain more knowledge or experience than a part timer.

Keep in mind I am brand new at this.

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I built a hostel in Mexico two years ago that I recent sold and am looking to build a boutique hostel brand here in the United States.

Then, look at any updates that might bring in MORE or HIGHER rents, such as kitchen, baths, fresh paint, clean floors (carpet or hard surfaces), ceiling fans, window AC units, etc.

At the minimum, the home needs to be freshly painted, newer flooring, and all the appliances in good working condition. 

I wouldn't buy a brand new home from brand new builders that do not have enough experience or those who use cheap material.

I was looking at the Davenport and Kissimmee areas where you can still buy a brand new house in the low $300k’s.