Taken some classes and spoke to some people, but the content I’m seeing from this community has been outstanding.I have a lead on two vacant properties that are prime for fix and flip in Washington DC; seller is selling both in as in condition.

One of the banks offers a "business entity loan" product for LLCs that buy 1 to 4 family investment properties.  20% down, 30 year fixed conventional mortgage at 5.25%, with a personal guaranty by me and my husband who are the only members of the LLC.  

Your plan document comes with a fixed rate that may not be arbitrarily changed.

How do they typically charge and when do they bill the client for things that need to get fixed on the property?

This only happens intermittently so we did not see it during inspections, and I did not see it when I went over there to fix a few things but the tenant has sent us a video of it happening.I understand from the tenant, and the previous property mgmt company that the unit was replaced a few months ago.

Some condos didn't require any rehab and the existing, cooperating tenants were more than happy to start paying us when we started fixing their condo up.

I have finally finished fixing up a rental and have listed it for rent.

I'm looking at an REO that is a prospective fix & flip for a client and the property is listed with a local brokerage. 

What would the rent be for this property after it is fixed up?  

If you have to house hack a single family house or even a condo that's not the end of the world, just look for something that you can fix up and force appreciation.