You only need 20% to qualify, along with a credit score typically north of 660.

Selecting the syndication can be daunting with so many options available, so here’s some information that may help potential LP's arrive at a short list to consider.

That should get a response from him (not recommending actually moving it without attorney confirmation but tell him that) - that typically will get a response.

Additionally, there are several DSCR lenders who have various products for this, but most have something similar to Delayed Financing as well as cashout refi's with seasoning typically around 6 months. 

Hi Kailas - Yes, you can typically rent out the main house and the ADU to separate tenants on separate leases (so long as you're compliant with city regulations/restrictions).

The answer to that is typically 90 to 180 days is best, but in reality, you can sell it whenever you need to. 

Here’s what a typical SOW for a house flipper might include:1.

Typically play to balance fresh design with budget is to source new doors and paint the boxes to match.  

In these conditions, investors typically focus on faster, lower-cost flips that add clear, high-value improvements without overextending time or budget.

Higher Costs for Distressed PropertiesTo comply with the new regulations, flippers will need to rely on licensed contractors for repairs, who typically charge higher fees than non-licensed labor.