But there are other factors of a personal nature that will dictate when people want to use leverage or not.

With new builds are you typically able to refinance and pull money out after construction is finished and tenants are placed or will our investment funds be locked up in the property for a few years until prices naturally appreciate? 

This probably provides an adequate level of protection for Freddie.It’s a concept that is hard to swallow.

CT requires an Architect (or Engineer) for projects of this nature, especially a building of this age where it's likely there's structural/framing items to address.

They naturally value it at it's cost to them, next to $0. 

Long story short we got our inspection back on the property we have under contract and are curious how much concessions or in what way we could ask for concessions due to the nature of the findings. 

Hell - even our midwest property with no natural disasters was a 20% increase. 

The very nature of Evictions IS "Just" or "Good".   

Recent natural disasters and other factors have led to a sharp increase in insurance premiums, making it more difficult for buyers to afford homes and for sellers to attract offers.

In general, a turnkey can be a great way to avoid conflicts with those rules because of the highly passive nature of the investment.