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let me know if you can see this, it's the first time I've tried to "share" it.Tracy, I'm glad the project is close to 100%. $1000 in rent sounds great for a one-bedroom (i'm assuming it's a one-bedroom).

I realized that I was slowly turning into a "Cash Buyer Employee," relying on a few cash buyers to take my deals—mostly due to speed and the certainty of them closing.

If its month to month then ask the seller they you want the units vacant at closing.

Seems like a legit company, for REO listings I do know you pay for up front things and get reimbursed at closing, however I can't seem to find any reviews on Core Capital. 

I'd do a 0.5% CoC if I could have $0 in the deal or bring $0 to closing.

Hi Wayne,Other neighborhoods to consider are the following: Near Eastside: This area has been seeing redevelopment and could offer good opportunities.Irvington: A historic neighborhood with a lot of charm and potential for renovation projects.Garfield Park: Another area that's been on the upswing and attracting investor attention.Mapleton-Fall Creek: This neighborhood has been targeted for revitalization efforts.Riverside: Close to downtown and has been seeing increased interest from buyers and investors.Reach out if you'd like to talk about financing options!

I have three deals in loan processing now that have the numbers of:165k purchase70k rehab360k ARV35 day rehab175k purchase75k rehab375k ARV40 day rehab185k purchase90k rehab390k - 400k ARV40 day rehabIn the deals above the Investors will need about 30k - 35k in liquidity between transaction costs, closing costs, holding costs, and first in money to contractor and will will get returned to them at least 125% return on their float within 100 days.I sent you a PM, Seth.

It's not a line, it's a confusing (even for tax professionals) web of connected and contradicting rules.

I'd love to connect and learn about your portfolio.