., funding.Two final thoughts, I'm all for being efficient, but you should think about the opportunity cost of tying up your own money in a single rehab, vs. using it to fund another simultaneous deal.

I may not have the experience yet, but I’ve got the energy and determination to make it happen. 

Chances are that an engineer would be the most time efficient way of getting the info.

After spending all day dodging junk mail, junk e-mail, junk texts, and junk phone calls I have very little energy left for junk BP posts!

I think its worth the time to and energy as it will pay off and if you end up with a bad deal it will serve as a learning experience. 

This change benefits consumers and aligns with more efficient real estate markets seen in other countries.

I just don;t have the energy to pursue litigation.

Is there a way to efficiently estimate the ARV of the property without having to pay contractors and/or appraisers to look it over?

.#2  "all in one" loan which promises to be seamless and efficient with HUGE bonus of being a GIANT line of credit and a checking account all rolled into one.www.aiosim.comI'm planning to do plan #2  in the next month.  

I would generally agree that managing more units under one roof does create some efficiencies.