It is super easy to attach the word "Turnkey" to this process and suddenly, due to perception only, the risk is way lower.I am glad to read though that you are familiar with Center Street. 

Remember, it is not your intent that matters, it is about the perception of your intent by potential applicants.

Cuts down on ceiling noise and just sharing the idea will reflect well on potential tenant perception of you as a landlord.

I had the perception that 20% was the standard and I'm posting this to get a referral to lenders that would take 20%.  

Lynn, it depends on your market perception.

@Duane Richards Your perceptions about wholesalers being best able to help are 180 degrees off…Not only do they only have a few Real buyers, they’re looking for steep discount.Your Best bet to Net the most money is simply get them on your local mls.  

That's just not realistically how the numbers work out.Many investors get financing for their projects, and there are often significant costs associated with renovation loans.Also, it seems like they often exclude carrying costs if the investor isn't able to sell the property immediately.My perception has been they try to smooth everything out to make it more palatable for the viewership, but they lose some of the reality in the process.

I've been around these boards for a few years now and I've noticed a few things.  One is that people have presuppositions about different asset classes.  Namely, low-income housing and Mobile Homes/Mobile Home Parks. ...

Your HILP is spread over 7 key areas of your life, family, social, financial, physical, spiritual, societal, and vocational.

This growth can be attributed to the flexibility introduced by the pandemic, which changed work culture perceptions.