I think these kind of terms are very relationship-based, but try and see what they are open to!

I'll split this post into two parts based on your question...NUMBER 1: OBTAINING POSITIVE CASH FLOWIt comes down to many factors, but a few key factors that I have found that have the largest impact on the property's cash flow are below (The below generally holds true for any market.

Hello BP,I came across Temple View Capital and of course was amazed.... the first draw available before the work is completed???

She was told by our local power company, PPL, that our meter base needed to be upgraded, THEN they could put her meter in (there was no meter in her unit because the previous tenant moved and it has been unoccupied for a few months).

And then, , with the trend back towards insourcing, meaning manufacture of goods in the United States based on what happened with the supply chain and China, , investing in areas along major interstates is probably a good idea to the transportation and logistics is going to be very, , very strong there.

Far too risky and unlikely to succeed.It's unclear what the $2,500 monthly payment is based onAny one of the owner or mortgage or lien holders can force the foreclosure of the property.

If there is enough equity within the properties based on their appraised value, you may be able to do a packaged loan for these two properties and then have enough equity for a down payment on another property.

The question will be whether the city make you add it or not based on the SOW when you pull a building permit.

For SFH appreciation is not really within your control - it’s market based.

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