Aside for the repayments on the home does anyone have any advice regarding extra costs with holding or repairs etc.

All you can do is raise the rent less than what a judge might decide is "unconscionable".https://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/public...Unconscionable Rent Increase If the tenant refuses to pay the rent because the tenant believes the rent increase is unconscionable or unreasonable, the tenant may withhold a portion of the rent.

They just withhold any repair amount from the rent dispersement.

Taking an actual distribution and properly recording that and doing withholding may be extra work, but that is a "clean" event as opposed to defaulting on the loan.

One problem with hold through the rough times is it doesn't really position you to take advantage of the market to advantage.

Funds would be extracted by active consultatoin fees charged by the Canadian entitie(s), and taken out by dividends.Considered a limited partnership for cleaner flow through pruposes, but was told that it is more difficult to get active consultation fees out of it and there is a withholding charge that could take up to a year to get back out to the Canadian entities.Your feedback is appreciated.

By withholding retention you are incentivizing the GC to complete the project whilst you earn interest on that cash in the process.You'll also need to include a project milestone schedule detailing when each task is expected to be complete.

I never considered the holding costs, which I am assuming to be any costs associated with holding the property for whatever time period needed to season prior to the Refinance phase, such as interest on borrowed cash, mortgage payments during rehab, etc.

I'm selling my home and doing a 1031 exchange, and am filing a California Form 593-E (Real Estate Withholding -- Computation of Gain or Loss).

Can we withhold the damage from our renters deposit?