We are in the process of finding  a HM lender to finance  a lot and spec build.We have a lot that we want to purchase and already have the plans and have built this house numerous times already.One lender is asking to have a permit issued before they move forward.

You'll encounter setbacks and face numerous rejections and criticisms.

@Kelli Powell we have 10% upcharge for all MTM leases.Regarding MTM for winter, our lease has a clause, that we remind tenants of numerous times, that if they are still in the property as of October 31, the lease shifts from MTM to they have to stay until Feb 28 - and can then go MTM again.

I’m not in any way paid by them but I sing their praises all the time.

I've personally sold 3 properties with them thus far and have high praise. 

Also, there are numerous challenges dealing with Turnkey providers:1) Terrible renovation work - we've taken over many properties that investor bought turnkey and they were shocked to learn the true condition of their property from our TakeOver video.

Remember, there are numerous deals available, and although I'm not deeply familiar with the Columbus market, I believe you can find a more favorable opportunity with a positive net return.If your primary objective is passive income, as indicated by this scenario, investing in the S&P may indeed offer a more passive approach.

One convenient method is to visit investorlift.com, where you'll likely find numerous wholesalers listed on a single platform.

But generally, if the payment is always made on time, there isn't often a problem.Are there numerous reasons payments end up being late, there are.And have irate sellers been known to contact their lender after a few months and demand they be taken off the loan?

Books have been written on sub to; numerous mentors including one that’s constantly “discussed” on BP.