I'm investigating delayed financing options for a BRRRR property and have run into a little hiccup - wondering how others have dealt with this.

Not worth the potential financial or even emotional hiccups that may occur.Talk with the same company, tell them you need 350 a door (or whatever your number is) with the same other general parameters being equal and wait.

I really appreciate sort of an outsiders view of the company after working alongside them for a while. 

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I'm seriously looking into a deal along side with a trustworthy real estate agent.

It’s to ensure that you have margin, can stomach a hiccup, pay selling costs, and (hopefully) make a profit.

Instead, we sold them on the idea of using the remaining period on their current lease as our underwriting period and with no hiccups, we would sign a new lease with them.

I am a licensed commercial agent so I handled all my own paperwork along side my favorite title company.

This will put a hiccup in the timeline for the deal.....Thanks for the response gents!

, which is fine if it keeps going up but if there's a hiccup for any reason (ie 2008/9), people will be massively upside down and will need to be able/willing to fund their properties for years.