Thank you for any suggestions or comments regarding the above, and let me know if anything requires clarification.First off you need to demonstrate you are an expert on the market and the business.

Account Closed I was using a rough number of 10% to demonstrate the thought process. 

What I was able to demonstrate to these clients that is if they let me help them actually close on them they can make far more money just doing a tad of work and waiting 60 to 90 days to resale then to constantly be flipping contracts..   

If so, who will qualify us and what knowledge do we need to demonstrate in order to invest?

The more you can demonstrate that, the better!

Listen to what they complain about or where the problems exist then do research or bring those struggles to the BP community for feedback and alternate solutions.Show commitment: Demonstrate your dedication to your mentor and the work you are doing together.

This increase in income can positively affect the property's valuation.When you refinance, the lender will likely look at the income potential of both units, so the improved and rented side can help demonstrate increased value.The fact that you already have a long-term, stable tenant in the other unit is also favorable in the eyes of lenders.Increasing Rent for a Long-Term Tenant:Research Local Laws: First, understand your local laws and regulations regarding rent increases, especially with elderly tenants.

It can strengthen your relationship with your property manager and demonstrate that you value their contributions to your business.It helps ensure compliance with lease agreements.Many lease agreements require landlords to name their property managers as additional insured parties on their insurance policies.

do not think a GC license is the same in all states or that it will protect you - in CT all it takes to get a GC license is like $200 and a postage stamp - these guys can do roofs too - I think in NY you actually have to demonstrate you know about roofing to get a roofer license - check the procedure before you think a piece of paper means more than it does, and keep in mind the BBB and/or the state may not help you and that it will likely be your money that gets drained if you sue an LLC

I really value a tax professional who demonstrates non linear thinking, and a deep understanding of the law. thanks in advance