Originally posted by @Brent Coombs:@Ned Carey, given the wording of your second paragraph (second sentence), I take it that you were being sarcastic when you wrote: "Wow cover both their and your closing costs - never heard that one before"?

However, it’s important to note that the percentage of the original list price received has dipped to 94%, a slight 2% drop from last year.

My original plan was to cash out refinance at the end of the project but we need additional funds to finish like I previously stated.  

Originally posted by @Matt F.

Originally posted by @Bill Pohl:@Carol Angelopoulos We passed on PIN5 because our review showed some issues like non-current info.

Same thing happens if, after your CPA completed your tax return, you found two more K1s that you forgot about and a stack of receipts from HomeDepot that were not included in your original spreadsheet.

It will state broker origination or just origination fee.It's a bit of an accounting gimmick.

To get back to one of your original questions, I am a member of CTREIA and @Raymond B. is spot-on in his assessment: the biggest value is in the networking.

Originally posted by @Chris Porter:I am an investor in the Peoria area and would love to connect. 

I would start networking with a loan originator that can show you both options perhaps.Who will rehab the home?