On commercial projects it’s all over the map depending on the client and/or project specifics but typically we carry all of those costs until we’re 30 days into the project and invoice for work completed to date.

That strength i carry that lets me stand alone is beneficial but also as I left that crowd i was never able for unknown reasons to reconnect to a better class of people or even network.

I know the few investments I have made I did have to have my CpA write a letter stating that Ms.

However I just received a very concerning letter from the Fire Marshall Office saying I need to provide a notarized letter within 5 days stating I will not have more than 12 occupants in the cabin until I change the Certificate of Occupancy which would be devastating to my bookings.  

Quote from @Bob Beach: We're selling a few houses in Memphis, and we have interest (letter of intent), on one house that's requesting, "Seller Finance".

The letters are pretty vague and when you look on the EPA website they talk about a 10-year initiative.

Living in a camper van for 3 years while working remotely is impressive — that kind of adaptability definitely carries over to real estate.

DSCR loans carry Prepayment Penalties, so unless you are comfortable staying in a 9%+ rate for 5 years, I would suggest just going with a normal 20% down DSCR. 

The seller may need to be the one who talks to them or you may be able to talk to them directly if you provide them with a letter from the seller specifying the loan #, sellers SSN, etc.

I have 5 more lots to go on this project and I'd like to change it up on the next by selling the lots and managing the construction project for someone else rather than carry the costs myself.Sell one of my STR and redeploy the equity into a different STR market, thinking a ski market.Sell a flip I finished in September & redeploy that cash.