Our agent popped open his laptop right there in the driveway to write our offer up, which we docusigned right then and there on our cell phones, still in the driveway of the subject property. 

Now if you want to compare the prices of Holton-Wise to some schmuck that's got his cellphone number posted all over craigslist who's working for cash under the table out of his Toyota Camry knock yourself out.

@Rick RoblesI replied on my cell phone and it doesn't link to the thread names, not sure why....In any case, I put your name here so it would ping you that you had a response on your thread, assuming you activated notifications.TJ

Will you give me your cell phone number or home number?

A GC is forbidden by law to ever ask more than 10% or $1,000.00 which ever is lower up front before they ever starts working on an project and then they are limited to a 10% over and above all the costs of doing a project, market rate requirement. 

Shop here on Bigger Pockets to find them.From a commercial lender's perspective, with no commercial experience as an investor, expect to be required to put a 30% to 35% down payment + Closing Costs and reserves off of the purchase price or appraised value whichever is less. 

Got hit with a seasoning reqThe only option earlier was delayed financing which will be limited to what you paid for the property plus closing costs, OR 75% whichever one is LESS.  

just a fyi, it's 50% OR 50k max.... which ever is lessA qualified plan may, but is not required to provide for loans.

I personally would dedicate roughly $50 per door or 5% (whichever is higher) to CapEx unless the building has gone through a complete remodel recently.

I would make sure they are OK with whichever approach and that they know the options.