If you are going to keep a tenant that is difficult, at least charge them market rates!

First, it makes it a lot more difficult to get a loan on the deal (most lenders require that they be in first-position lien with no second-position lien), and second, it increases your leverage and, therefore, the risk of the deal.

I need to figure out a base operating cost so I can consider this when I assess land purchase price, but I"m finding it very difficult to asses things like insurance, property tax, utilities etc. on something that isn't build yet.

Thank you,BradIt is very difficult to qualify as a rep without managing your own portfolio .You may find someone to do it(cpa) but it's a good way to get audited. 

In many cases estimating damages is difficult, here luckily it looks to be really straight forward BETTER than most cases.

Having a difficult time with the ones I’ve reached out to.

This offer would also give us enough capital to finish the rehab through a construction loan and draws.However, we are also not opposed to having another team come in and complete the job if we were to find the additional 500k.Just looking for guidance or anyone who has had experience with this or hard money companies that can offer the full amount to refinance this current loan.It's a great property with a lot of upside but unfortunately was put in a difficult situation.

Most frustrating part is knowing when to scale, leverage more and how much risk to take on, also much more difficult from 2022 to 2024 vs. 10 years ago. 

If they can be difficult to work with, then I'd be careful renting to them as it's not worth ruining a relationship.2.

I've been sorting out 24-1098 with existing leases at my job, where it's created some difficult knots to untangle with the timing of affordable housing tenant recertifications and the offer/notice timelines.But that aside, the law just imposes more formality on lease enforcement, whether or not it comes to a forcible eviction.