Christian, pole barn / metal buildings are competitive at $28-$35 / sqft fully built with concrete slab and rough wiring.

I light a fire in the hot water tank shell, water is circulated by a pump through 2 garden hoses through the heat exchanger coils and back into the tank.My tenants work on things like the heat exchanger coil, but it's upright and about the size 40-50 upright school busses side by side and stacked on top of each other.

I know there are a lot of hard money lenders listed on the site, but I wanted to know if anyone had a personal experience with one that met all the following criteria:1. 100% of funds given for purchase, rehab, all associated costs up to 70% ARV2.

Maybe listing in order from greatest significance to least : flooring, new paint on outside, metal roof, central ac and heat in each unit, landscaping, updating restroom (shower, countertops), kitchen counter tops

Equities, Crypto, Gold/metals, and maybe grab a piece of Land if the right opportunity presents itself.

I am in the Southern Maine area if that mattersGoal and costs : So I am looking to purchase land and build a 50x100 metal building for dry storage which will on average produce 10-15K per month profit after expenses.

Any plating of metals or cleaning materials tend to corrode plumbing drains and leak into soil.

I'm due to replace my triplex roof, and I received quotes around $9k for shingles, but it was only $10-$12k for metal; so I'm leaning towards metal for longevity unless you guys tell me otherwise.

Renters dialed the thermostat down to 45 degrees (calling for cold) but cold would not happen.....sometimes the A/C coils inside the unit freeze up into a solid block of ice due to the humidity in the air.Running the unit with a dirty filter might (maybe could) lead to this, but sometimes it just happens.

It is warranted because I suspect most people in the area would gladly spend that for the well if they had location to place well that met all the setback requirements.