I tend to agree with this as well.2% rule is decent for just a very basic rule of thumb when browsing an MLS or something.

I will need to move into the one next door soon so I can build a new home here.I'm also new to developing so, I haven't a clue where to start except, I've been browsing the floor plan sites, looking for just the right home for my lot.

Also, being able to hear and ask other mastermind members about projects they were working on helped me get a level of detail I would not have been able to get just by browsing the internet.

You will manage all listings from the CM and eliminate having to use the platform interfaces. 

I began my research (including browsing the Huntsville forums on this site) and decided to focus on this city.

Hey BP,I currently live in Nashville, TN but occasionally browse things in Indiana/Indianapolis since that is where I'm originally from.

We primarily interfaced with the bank who would be carrying the 1st position loan, but in a 504 loan there is another bank behind the scenes called a CDC (Certified Development Companies) who are the interface with the SBA on the 2nd position portion that is backed by the federal government.

Upon browsing Zillow, I noticed that there are some distressed properties (such as 3-bedroom single-family homes) that are priced reasonably between $60K - $90K.

Yesterday, I was browsing through some properties on eBay, and I came across one of those for like $750, but just consider the rehab cost (if possible) or the demolition costs.

I particularly like the drag-and-drop interface, which makes arranging video clips a breeze.The platform also offers a variety of transitions, effects, and filters that can help you get creative with your project.