In your experiences, have you had any major problems with capturing them that led to a longer and more expensive process?

I've also had good luck asking my key vendors (like my cabinet person) for GCs that he finds to be masters of their craft . . . this has led to more quality contractors in my sphere AND they tend to work well together.

But another part of me is used to jumping right into a challenge... and that's the part of me that has led to my best experiences.

Hi,I have wanted to get into investing in real estate for a couple of years but now that I'm out of college and have a full time job with a little bit of savings my excitement to get involved has really grown, which led me to the Bigger pockets podcast and now here!

That led me to meeting some guys in Sweden that led to the printing business we own today and the properties I have been able to purchase etc etc, it all compounds if you are truly focused on making it happen.  

My experience in the USC market led me to believe that the property was well-suited for student housing use, and I worked with our architects and engineers to re-design the building, adding bedrooms and improving common spaces, to lead to increased rental income.

Throughout the initial consultation, I was led to believe that Clayton had crews on the ground in Indy doing these rehabs, then we would be placed with OP, a local PM group after the rehab. 

I can say that for me, being a college drop out has led me to this sweet spot in my life where I'm living my dreams and doing exactly what I want to be doing Every.

Secondly, when you have a IG tenant and when the LED is 3 years beyond loan maturity, Fitch will underwrite  5% vacancy (as opposed to the usual 10% minimum vacancy) and will not underwrite any TI & LC's.

Also if there is a common area make sure it is all led..