However, the percentage varies based on factors like location, property age, condition, and expenses such as taxes, insurance, and interest rates.

(mostly cosmetics), what price range that it must fall into at that condition (for the purchase price) and/or what the maximum LTC to ARV must be (in other words the purchase & rehab numbers must not exceed 65-70% of the ARV, the lower the percentage of ARV the better).

Like Chris, very sorry to hear about your condition. 

I charge a $500 deposit or a $25/m pet feeBut I have a condition...I tell the applicant that I usually do not take pets, but I do make exceptions.

When I came across this property, I approached the seller directly and negotiated a fair price based on the property's condition and potential.

The property location, the condition, and the type of students that the property attracts would all go into that.

I check on real estate taxes, local taxes, insurance cost, etc.You also want to do your due diligence to verify property conditions, easements, neighborhood, and other details about the properties. 

Sell After RenovatingRenovate and sell the property before you leave to potentially make a lump sum profit, especially if market conditions are likely to improve.5.

I’ll double-check with the lender to make sure there aren’t any unexpected conditions tied to it.

Quote from @Grayson Grzybowski: @Crystal SmithThank you for taking the time to provide your insight on the questions I have asked.For your introductory statement, I understand this is how debt should be used. 1) I have already went out of my way to ask for as high of a limit as I can just to have it on stand by. 2) I am trying to build value into our home to increase the equity faster so I can utilize it as leverage in time. 3) I have already reached out to a lot of different investors and have their terms & conditions at hand.