IE what class of property your after.Also when I am targeting in fill how I set myself apart is to have a soft pre qual with my letter so they know I am not fooling around.. and I state in my letter if you get other inquires if they cannot prove in 24 hours that they have the cash in the bank  why would you want to work with them.. they are just trying to tie up your property and flip it.. 

Your down payment will be any costs you paid out of pocket (soft costs) and the value of the land (provided you owned it free an clear.)

Simply not worth it to us, especially if we're risking our money, private money, bank money, our contractors getting paid, and continuing to have a business if the market takes a turn for the worse.2) Learn your soft costs - this will take a while if you've never done a flip, but there are plenty of ways to determine them and you want to be sure you know as many as possible.  

Make sure to find a lender who knows new construction and include the soft costs into the loan.Hope this helps! 

.) : Fix/FlipTypes of Properties: Single FamilyTarget areas, counties or cities: New Haven & Fairfield CountiesDo you invest in or out of state (or both): Will consider at a later dateWhat are you looking for: Looking for a funding partner that can help with all soft costs related with the purchase and holding of any purchase, willing to provide a 50/50 split of profits after sale.Why should others contact you: Looking to create long term working relationships with established and new investors.

Depending on your architect and consultants it could be more than that.All these expenses are typically out of pocket as lenders won't finance raw land neither development soft costsThis is why a flat lot with views and permits in topanga or malibu will sell for minimum of 750k

My old rock star broker quit Chase and moved to Wells Fargo, so worst case scenario we'll track him down and switch. 

The list always exists in some format, and it's usually available in most counties, but some counties will make it much harder than others to get your hands on it in the proper format.This information is extremely valuable when you know what to do with it, but it's not for the person who likes to throw in the towel at the first sign of resistance.All that said, if you're willing to put in the effort to get the list (and learn how to sort it correctly... that's the other crucial piece) - the hassle is worth it.

Quite frankly, I enjoy quartz countertops and soft close drawers a lil too much for me to do anything else.... it's just who I am. 

A landlord might start out soft and lenient....and then "suddenly" change by immediately filing for eviction the second rent is late.