This of course if highly dependent on the equity you have in the property. 

Of course, putting more down like 30 % would make it look like the property cash flows well, but is it worth it to put that much down, or is 20 or 25% down better depending on which gives you a better interest rate?  

I just quoted a very similar deal at 6.3% with the same LTV and with 1% origination. 1.5 would probably be 6.15% or 6.2%.DSCR, of course.

Hiring a certified cost segregation specialist can provide additional insight to your situation. 

Hey @Jim Vani - No problem...I think oftentimes people who create courses or provide mentorship-type programs like @Andrew Holmes get a bad rap, but often the people who are criticizing them are the people who aren't taking action or are not happy with their results.I am actually not going to BPCon2023 because I have another event in Atlanta during the same week...I think next year I'll be there for sure.Regardless, of BPcon, I'd be happy to connect...we are both in Chicago and contractors...I always looking to learn from others who have been doing the industry.

Learn your market and get to know your contractors and the work load they can handle and how quickly they can get to your project to help determine your best course of action.

Also a great option of course - especially if locking rate in is an important part of the investors goal since thats one of the key features we only offer through top broker partners

I've noticed several posts recently in the format of "here's the problem/situation, and what do you think about it" which is a typical college course discussion question format (so most likely chat gpt-generated or something similar).

Of course, you might want to consider the possibility that there is a real legal reason why they don't want anything to do with the problem, like they didn't actually have the right to give you a deed.

Of course it might go totally smoothly with no hiccups and everyone is totally happy in the end and someone either you or the seller save a small amount of money on commissions.