I had paid my lawyer $65 to do the 30 day "intent to foreclose" letter - that was not reimbursed - but all other costs were paid by the seller.

But we are happy to reimburse your fees and in the end hope you find great investments for your portfolio.  

If your company pays fort he loss and then goes after another party for reimbursement it may impact your rates until that is settled.

I told the tenant I would reimburse her for all the ice.  

The power company reimbursed me for all of it... about $1,300 if I remember right. 

They get a housing reimbursement from their company.

My recommendation is that you get a snow service that is bonded and reimburse your tenant for bags of salt as needed.

You will need to cover some costs up front based on the draw schedule - they will periodically inspect the progress and reimburse your costs.

So, a safe bet is to have around 30-35% of the cost in liquidity, PLUS funds to start the first phase of the rehab until you receive reimbursement draws.On refi into a long-term loan (30 years), depending on mid-FICO of the guarantor(s), the loan could be as high as 80% of the current value (if owned for 6+ months), or 70-75% of the current value if pulling cash out (the BRRRR method).

And look into purchasing rent default insurance that reimburses for lost rent and legal expenses.Good luck!