I have never used this strategy on any properties I own, but am trying to learn as much as possible to see if it might make sense to incorporate this strategy throughout Oklahoma City.

I know you said they are new units so a baseline would be impossible but after a year you would have a good idea of cost that you could incorporate in your rental fee.

And I think instead of driving for dollars in my area I might start incorporating it into my fitness regimen to save my car.

I haven't used this method, it seems that if at all possible, it is easier to use either cash or incorporate the rehab into the loan.

Secure Lending Incorporated is another good one.P.S.If you haven't already done so read The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods because, well it's just freakin awesome.

In my opinion, Incorporating at any capacity is a good thing @Kevin Cooper.

Usually you would have a very specific reason (or set of reasons) for first incorporating in Wyoming.. and that is whether or not you in addition, do business in California. 

That type of policy provides coverage for the existing structure and also for the renovations/additions as they are incorporated. 

If you're renovating flooring with vinyl plank, why not incorporate it across the entire interior for a cohesive look (given the price point isn't too far off from carpet)?

@Cody Wageman:You may need to review the LLC statutes of whichever state you are incorporated in to know what an LLC (or any other entity for that matter) is authorized to do as it pertains to lending.