Financing New BuildsIf you’re financing a new build, be prepared for a slightly different lending process.

@Michael CsrnkoI recommend finding an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation and tax planning.You may want to consider working with your accountant remotely to expand your options.I would also recommend looking for a accountant willing to work with you throughout the year.

I'm preparing to repair/replace HVAC and plumbing.

This helps with claims about dirty water etc.Either way you go, the takeaway is being able to consistently maintain a certain level of service and being prepared to integrate this into your team's schedule/management work flows. 

Have you experienced this problem or is this a hypothetical preparation conversation?

This could allow you to get into a higher cash-flowing property without needing that massive down payment you’re talking about for a HUD loan.If you’re open to discussing this further, feel free to connect—I work in the Indianapolis area, and we specialize in helping investors find value-add opportunities in growing markets.

I’ve done some of that for a few special buyer clients since getting my license but only if they had cash ready and were looking for properties in the $2M+ price point (100% of the time with an exclusive agency agreement in place, I’ve never ever worked without one and never ever will whether it’s a law or not) because it’s a lot of work.

Real estate can be lucrative, but it's also important to be prepared for unexpected expenses and market fluctuations.Remember, patience and perseverance are key.

That is to be expected and you need to be prepared to cope. 3.

With the increased competition among sellers, it’s crucial to prepare a listing to stand out among the rest and work to address buyer objections prior to going on market.