Yes I have taken over rehabs and new construction commercial and residential in various stages of completion.

You may have some unexpected operational expenses, such as a plumbing problem or an electrical wiring problem, but the bigger problems come into play with capital expenditures.For example, a new roof can cost in excess of $500,000 plus, depending on the size of the property.

We can add soft charges for employee time but they cannot be excessive. 

I know of some furniture companies doing staging for free, as it can help to advertise their products while you are trying to sell the house.

Wouldn't it be great if you had a list of performance expectations relating to PM functions before you got to this stage?

Far too many get stuck in the "paralysis by analysis" stage, thinking they just don't know enough to get started.

Taking advantage of these lending benefits not only eases the financial entry point but also sets the stage for a more secure and profitable investment.Saving as much cash as possible as early on in the process is huge so the low down payment option of owner financing I can't recommend enough. 

I am 23 year old Husker Alumni here in Lincoln, Nebraska, currently at the beginning stages of getting my real estate license.

We have about 5 years left before military retirement so we are in the stage of really assessing what we want to do and where we want to be living.

I currently work overseas in Afghanistan as a private security consultant and my goal is to use the excess income I have now to help build a security net for myself and my young daughter.