For larger bridge loans and development deals they are solid Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs: Tarik I dont think she said she was refinancing i think she said she is looking to finance so probably an purchase money loan My main point was that these scale of loans the borrower needs to look within and be realistic if they can truly qualify.I am not sure if this company will take the 10k when cursory information reveals a high chance of loan being rejected..and if borrowers are qualified for this type of financing they usually have a pretty good grasp on whats needed. 

I am a small time STR operator in Wyoming, so my insight might not apply to larger areas, but I find that doing a theme for my STRs seems to get attention, The Rendezvous, The Cache, The Bunkhouse, The Eagle's Nest, The Cozy, etc. 

I live really close to it and I was thinking it would be a good choice for me to start there as it´s cheaper than Barcelona and it also has an ok University.

I have an opportunity to construct a mixed-use building with 42 residential units (each around 600 sq. ft. with 1+ bedrooms) and 2 commercial spaces, totaling approximately 42,000 sq. ft.We have a solid understanding of constructing smaller projects, such as 2-4 unit buildings, but this larger scale is new to us.

Liquidate a small portion to stabilize and protect the larger portion, avoid going into a downward spiral at all cost.

The earlier you recognize this, the better off you will be in the long run "I was wondering if any lenders out here on BP are willing to play game...." is not the best choice of words.  

Over the years we've produced split tests that have shown that larger CTAs tend to convert better than smaller ones, Jerryll has stepped into this and really expanded the size of CTAs even more. 

Leverage magnifies return. 3) The effort involved in adding an ADU is comparable or larger than a rehab associated with a BRRRR.

Eventually, I'd like to utilize a 1031 exchange to trade up into larger multifamily units.Thanks in advance for your insights!

Having an experienced agent on your team before the rehab i think is very important because it is during the rehab when they can help add the most value by pointing you in the direction of what adds value to the sale, what finishes to choose and what to avoid, even what color paints are a good choice, insuring that your target sales price is not just realistic, but that it can actually appraise for that amount.