There is age and then location.It is subjective and not an exact science when it comes to B and C buildings.

When they have no idea about the market, their strategy or our exit and getting the money back.If you want to impress an investor have a rock solid plan that way, your investors will know that you're at least prepared and have done your homework.2.

So they know those items are done and done to code.. then you have framing sheer wall siding roof etc. that's the next big inspection. then your clear to insulate sheet rock finish plumbing elec etc etc.4 inspections usually do it.. and we pay 75.00 per.Now on rehab its a little tougher as each one is so unique.

When they have no idea about the market, their strategy or our exit and getting the money back.If you want to impress an investor have a rock solid plan that way, your investors will know that you're at least prepared and have done your homework.2.

Almost have all the capital raised and then ready to rock and roll!

One correction I wanted to make from earlier in the thread is that iFunding is operating under 506(b) and NOT 506(c).  

If your employer offers a 401(k) or 403(b) and matches it, start there.

Welcome Welcome to BP, You've found the plymouth rock of REI.

Kristine Marie Poe I have heard a lot of things but never have I heard of a HML not getting paid... when I was rocking 2002 to 2008 my average turn time was 93 days on my loans.

Here are the details...4/2 home in Round Rock, TX (15 min from Austin)ARV $150K (conservative)Foundation issue at worst $15K.