How it typically works, you would have to come up with 20 percent.

Hey @Jon Pflueger - your best bet will be to retain an architect, they typically have a good understanding of what's feasible and not in a specific zoning/area + will know how to handle variance permissions and etc. 

Typically, HUD charges a daily fee for extensions, which varies depending on the property type and the number of extensions requested.To request an extension, contact your HUD representative or the Asset Manager handling the sale.

And your Realtor would know more about what’s typical with new construction in your State, but I feel they should be fighting for your interests, and be the one having the conversation with the sales rep about a reasonable amount for the earnest money deposit, on your behalf.Glad you haven’t signed anything yet and hope you manage to come to terms that work for you.Keep us posted!

If you're okay with not having any of those, then hey, they're an amazing free option that your tenants will like.Landlord Software:  Software and platforms designed specifically for landlords and typically have more than just rent collection.-  Pro's:  Additional functionalities, such as tracking maintenance, automated bookkeeping, screening reports, etc. 

Typical is 5% to 10%, depending on market. 

Power Washing: Once a year or as needed, typically the owner's cost unless caused by tenant dirt.6.

You can also reach out to wholesalers in your area—they often have established buyers lists.For the contract, a typical timeline for a wholesale deal is 30 to 45 days.

What are typical CAP RATES for the area?

Most purchase and rehab loans will be capped at 75% of the ARV and cash-out will typically max out at 80 or 75% depending on where you go.