I think people who've been doing this a long time look for 12-15%.I would suggest paying close attention to the inspection, especially with the big ticket items that Brandon talks about in that webinar I mentioned in the last post.

This would cause major moving of kitchen items. 

Item #0499437 with 1100 Lumens.

Is the investment backed by some tangible item that you can sell if the investment does not work?

DO NOT spend the money from your LLC account on personal items.  

Even if you don't try to get credits or items repaired, just so you know what's going to need to be addressed after you buy the property.Typical inspection will run you $500-$750 depending on the inspector.

Home will require a full HVAC upgrade this fall, but several other big items have already been replaced or were upgraded/replaced by the previous owner.

These are items best provided by the owner.Good luck!

It is a business item that needs to be set up in the most cost effective manner.

But if an item with a functional life of 20-years is already in year 15 then you might not have saved up enough by then to cover for it.