As @Jonathan Greene said, it's hard in NJ to get a tenant out.  

I've bought and been involved with turnkeys since 2011 (I feel like I eat, sleep, and breathe them).

I’m looking to invest relatively close to Madison but outside of Dane county, so I’ve been looking in Janesville, Whitewater, Watertown, Lodi, Poynette, Portage, Columbus, Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, and more.

Because of that, I read the BRRRR and Long-Distance Real Estate Investing books by David Greene before and while doing this project and it helped tremendously.

We have about 20 days until we close and I'm told we should close on the new property about 2-3 weeks after (David Greene introduced me to his team and we're working with Christian on the refinance and loan for the new property). 

I have done a lot of research on BRRRR and I even bought Davids Greene book on BRRRR but it seems like in the beginning stages, he is only talking about the BRRRR method only being applied to single family home.

Shouldn’t the lender have to eat that cost since it was their error?

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With that being said, when materials and labor went parabolic, the builder stopped the projects only to then find out from them months later that they were not going to lose more money and that we either had to wait until the contracted prices they allocated for labor and materials came down or eat those costs ourself…..we chose to wait.

Unless you have a very low mortgage payment, it's hard to be in the green over the long term.