As far as your potential loan, it does depend, what's also critical is that your credit is good (I'm sure you know).The banks will want all your statements.

-Ralph Waldo EmersonTwo critical things to understand about debt...(1) Every time you borrow money you erode your future income, and (2) When you borrow you immediately reduce your net worth, except when you use the loan to buy something of equal or greater value (ex. real estate investments).

I don't have my first property yet but I understand that focus is critical.

Looking back on it, planting that seed as early as I possibly could has really paid off, and has been a critical catalyst in helping me develop a financial life.  

I accept all advice, even its constructive criticism.

Basically the rehab R is a critical part of the BRRR and turnkey implies no rehab is needed and therefore forced appreciation opportunities from rehab do not exist.  

Sorry Ben, you didn't put my name on your post so I wasn't aware you posted.First, and this is critical, this is a non-lienable debt...an uncollateralized loan.  

@Kevin BraninI believe @Bill S. brought up a critical point.  

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