The biggest failures for flippers come in shortcuts.

In NOLA you have flood insurance (mandatory), a lot of capex expenditures in the beginning (most multi’s are either very old or reno’d and there were some shortcuts made), and can get expensive depending on the area.It’s a tough market overall here with limited housing inventory as is.

But +75% is a huge shortcut to your next investment. 

I don't believe you will find a shortcut for this......

Short cuts always lead to dead ends

Don't try to take short cuts 

If you take a short cut it's going to bite you in the ***.

You don't want to be the drafter and take short cuts as there is a possibility that the court system may view this transaction as a consumer-to-lender transaction.

Do it right and you don't have to worry about reassessing your financials to find an answer to these questions months down the road.The "short-cut" becomes even more evidently wrong if the lease commissions must be capitalized.Not going to comment too much on your other post. 

Stories are the shortcut to the heart."