As I said these "number of days" can change and float as needed but in my world its not only reasonable but common and customary for TT's to have free rent during buildout.for reference we are traditionally doing $500K - $800K build-outs in grocery anchored retail centers. 

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Would you leave it as a floating rate, hoping the rate goes down?

Google 'framing a window' and there will be lots of photos of how the studs in the walls should look-none of them should be floating in the air.

-new flooring throughout-removing the wallpaper and floating the walls -fresh paint throughout (cabinets and garage included)-new appliances -installing an electric stove-new cabinet and lighting fixtures-new shower, bathtub and sink fixtures What was the outcome?

These GP kid that has 80% LTV floating buying at cap three are just suicidal.

I could, in theory, just keep some money in savings to float these costs, but I'd really rather that money go to buying another property instead of sitting their floating money to pay contractors.

Tampa apartment deal purchased in 2020 with 10-year fixed or floating debt (doesn’t matter for this example) at 65% LTV.  

But everyone's situation is different.I spoke with my accountant the other day and he floated the idea that I should refi my whole portfolio so I could "operate at a loss for awhile".