Hi @Leon Jamison,I can recommend my contractor. my project was $420K, 7months, funded through 203K. we went slightly over schedule (10months),mainly due to a few failed/ repeat inspections, but we were able ton finish under budget.TBH, Im actually doing a second multi family reno project in the heights, New York Ave with the same contractor beginning March 2025.Anyways, you're bound to have issues when working with any contractor.

Most people fail due to imagined failure and not success.13.  

Quote from @Henry Clark: LPs the point of the previous questions is all of us fail.  

Personally I’d stick with SFR or at 4 units or less for preferred financing and to reduce risk of the exchange failing.

The merchant also failed to provide proof that the cancellation policy was properly disclosed to the cardholder."

When people made statements such as this, they were already doomed to fail. 

First off they could close a sale and make a commission and secondly failing to do so could cause their license to be suspended or pay a fine. 3.

These deals are so highly leveraged that if they fail to attain their projections and cannot refinance the project, it will fail and go to zero.

Above those two, scheduling and time blocking are usually where people are failing.

A note failing after two months is a pretty rare event Aloha is a very experienced lender.