Ideally, the tradesman identifies this and communicates it before they proceed.

Make sure they understand the investing side of the business and communicate well - communication and competence can make or break a loan.

Zoho Cliq: Same is slack, I see many teams communicate using Slack, discrod, teams, Google, etc.

Fellow Gen Z'ers, if you have big aspirations, find someone you aspire to be like and follow their advice and actions.It's simple in concept but challenging in execution.

Theresa, I actually re-did the entire quote with realistic labor times for the ones that were simple enough to use common sense.

My criteria is pretty simple - with 10 to 20 percent down, can I manage the property and not lose money and will there be reasonable (or better) appreciation over the next 5 to 20 years? 

The worst ones usually don't have any clear cut guidelines (a lot of the underwriters will make up their own rules if they do not like the deal), Suck at communicating (will reply days later), Push aggressive terms to get deals in and then switch them, and Not really motivated to get things done (they will adverse a loan without any hesitation). 

I'm an equity partner on four different apartment complexes and have learned a lot from talking with and observing the lead investor (i.e. syndicator) about raising capital and investor relations by being in those deals.If you are fortunate enough to find a mentor, it would be wise to find someone with integrity, who has multiple SUCCESSFUL deals under their belt and believes in consistent and clear communication with their investors. 

Purchase price: $75,250 Cash invested: $30,000 Purchased via rooftsock, simple transaction What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I have a question that might be too simple.