Also live edge floating shelves or a mantel can help and look to change your light fixtures.

I just went through the same debate with a property we purchased in Banner Elk, NC this year.

I'm sure in the northeast even local banks lend across state lines though.For reference, we would offer the following on this type of loan:1% origination fee, 80% max LTC/LTV20 year term/amortization4.75% fixed for 5 years or 5.0% fixed for 7 years (floating after at Prime + 0.50%)We also offer 15 year fixed loans on non owner occupied CML RE at 4.99% and all sorts of other slightly different terms for whether the amortization is 15 years versus 20 and whether the rate is fixed or floating. 

I just moved to the area from N Idaho; I'm an RN in the ICU at Banner U, and I'm looking to buy my first home here. 

Can you float a few months/years with it locked in there?

Just be prepared to cut down your door so it still closes.If it were me, I'd just pop the tiles, float the floor, and run the lvp clean through.

Based on capital markets today, effectively all class B properties are in negative leverage (fixed and floating debt priced around 4% and cap rates in the high 2s), many value add sponsors are 3-5 yr holds, but if your goal is to hold long term (10-15-20 yrs) and reap the cashflow, you will be hard pressed to find this.Personally, I am a flipper part time, and passive investor with profits.  

Don't forget to include pics.Also for some tenant from hell therapy i've got several of my more interesting stories floating around the bigger pockets forums.

You have to have the funds to maintain the property and keep it in rentable condition, and be able to float debt payments when no income comes in.If you have all that covered keep moving forward!

Maybe we can run an extension cord behind the wall down to the lower outlet.I was thinking a range hood with a new floating cabinet could work there and a hole can be cut to place the cabinet over the door bell.