Above that, I pay extra to my cleaner per set of sheets used over the base amount we have set, and charge extra for the guests over the base number. 

203K Homestyle Conventional How did you add value to the deal?

Since I'm going to take a wholesale fee conventional is out right?

My question: is it cheaper to go conventional with more down vs FHA with 3.5% and for some reason I ended up costing me a lot more this time around......any help or advice would be appreciated, I feel very stupid for making this bad move on my end.

We call out the non storage and charge a fee for disposal.

I know FCI was doing it a few years ago and they charged 12% interest.

The very reason for a generic rule of thumb.LOL Thought Id post my expense averages over the years and remind folks that a 10% PM fee is way too low at least until occupied and stabilized.yes were I see the investors miss is that.. in many markets average tenant stays 18 months.. and hud will only allow one year leases so its not all that uncommon for HUD tenants to move a lot.. so every time that happens PM usually charges one month rent for placement. so you cant run numbers like your not going to pay placement fee's for 5 or 10 years you could pay those 5 to 10 times..  

The market rents you will be able to charge will also appreciate. 

It's actually 75% for SFH and 70% for MFR if you're referring to conventional Fannie/Freddie financing.

Or is it a scenario where the process is a little longer and more complex than a conventional mortgage/loan, this factor deters people from using it?