Charleston, SC.  I

Quote from @Bill F.: I like @Justin R. quick rule of thumb.

Thanks @Blair F.! I

So I wont be using him anymore and I don't want to rec. him....to find my next contractor I am going to ask for input on the local community forum....I found that when I did that in SC I was given some great names...maybe you could give that a try?

2) Is there a certain period of time you have to wait before you can re-fi with a lender?

I think you'd have an issue with recourse for the lender since you can't just sell your interest in a syndication at some price - They're written to "encourage" you to stay in for the life of the deal.On HELOCs (ie non-tax-sheltered funds) that kinda makes sense since I think most syndications would beat a HELOC (or better yet cash-out re-fi) rate. 

https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/Alneal/fi...Use the two in tandem, and you'll have a pretty decent picture of what your rehab costs are going to look like!

But I do love the title of the book you mentioned "Subtle Art of Not Giving a F***". I

@Jonathan F. I

Looking forward to the final re-fi numbers.