On exterior, a rear porch was removed and replaced with new entrance stairs, the front porch deck was rebuilt and the roof and gutters were replaced, new sheeting included.

Purchase price: $167,000 Cash invested: $302,000 BRRRR, Buffalo, NYExterior-Rear porch was removed and replaced with new entrance stairs, the front porch deck was rebuilt and the roof and gutters were replaced, new sheeting included.

The cat smell is very strong in the common areas--front and rear stair wells and laundry room directly beneath her unit.

A pain in the rear (dust, carpenters,etc.).

The biggest issues were the metal roof leaking and the rear of the building the brick wall had big crack and bulging.

The really rears its ugly head when the "investors" (the hedge fund backing the securitization of the deal) do their QC review and ask for crazy, nonsensical conditions at the very end of the process.

I am looking for some direction on securing financing for renovation on a mixed used property that I already own without using my own money.Some background: ~ We currently owe about $100k - purchased 2.5 years ago @ $149k via commercial loan (25% down, 5yr fixed @ 5%, 5yr variable with balloon after yr 10) (PI = $735)~1 commercial space in the front (beauty salon, which is owned & operated by my wife) and 2 apartments in the rear (1/1 ground level & 3/1 above).~ We did a renovation to the commercial space (approx $35k) when we first bought the building including new electrical, plumbing and heating/air.

Currently rents for $950 for the front unit and $675 for the rear unit.

Ring at Armand-Delille/ Stoll Rear building- 4th floor 

I wouldn't consider this bullying, it sounds like they are just a pain in the rear.