You should have an understanding of what the per door expense is in the market, and then take into consideration the age/condition of the property.If you don't know what to reserve, have a few conversations with property managers in the market and talk to community banks who lend on the asset and ask themGino

Treat the customer with respect, provide safe and desirable products,   purchased at the right price and condition, provide quality management  and anyone can be successful no matter what the product or market.  

What is happening in the US right now is a social and political conditioning of the people to more and more accept socialist ideas.

Roof is relatively new, A/C is brand new and appliances are in very good condition. 

Seems like it would be easy enough for a residential underwriter to condition for the home to be vacant prior to closing. 

It didn't make sense seeing how I texted and emailed the daughter that I would pay 8x that due to the current condition of the property.

Your numbers are simply not worth the paper they're printed on if you really need to rely on a home inspector to tell you about the property's build quality and condition.

The property is equipped with modern amenities including forced air heating and central air conditioning, ensuring year-round comfort for tenants.

However, market conditions can change quickly, so be sure to have a backup plan if the market isn’t favorable when you complete the rehab.Reinvesting the $100k equity from your current home into your LLC to purchase additional properties for a BRRRR strategy is a strong approach for building your portfolio.

So you'll have to show that you've made the payments on time for 12 full months (cancelled checks or bank statements to evidence debits on your bank statement to show payment).The 12 months of payment documentation will be required from the underwriter as a condition almost guaranteed 99.999%.Keep in mind what I am talking about here is if you pay an underlying mortgage that you're not obligated on and after the 12 month of payment you are "no longer," subject to the 50% LTV restriction with conventional financing.