I haven't finished the BRRRR book yet but I feel like this is a great option to BRRRR. 

By the end of June, I really put some pressure on MW that everything needed to be finished and I was promised that he would do a "full court press" to complete my property and get it performing.

This is because the condo is brand new and is finishing the construction, so I guess is better to have the point of view of an inspector than do it by myself, what are your thoughts and recommendations?

There's a new build for sale that's sat for some time not finished.

Lastly the floors are cement so looking to put something over it so it still makes the basement look finished but god forbid water gets in again and I'm faced with having to put a french drain repairing the floors will be no big deal and water can never get under it to the point where it will cause me headaches.

Purchase price: $315,000 Cash invested: $180,000 Sale price: $519,000 Purchased a SFH off an auction website and funded the rehab through an investment brokerage and private money and ultimately cashed out my 401K to finish the project. :( What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

If not, you may want to pay the extra premium and get Replacement Cost.Property Characteristic Example - If you have a finished lower level, Back-up of Sewer for $50 probably make sense.  

If title remains in the seller’s name, any kind of lien/judgment could get attached to the property before you finish.

David Green said it best, "focus on building one bridge from start to finish first, become a master then move onto something else."

Along with that, you can usually get away with not having the nicest finish outs.