We sent her the checklist of repairs we made after turn over activities. 

Does anyone know of a good fence repair company that services Humble, TX?

I like the standard 1% math using most of what is mentioned here with monthly PITI be 0.5% and let vacancy, repair, property manager be the other 0.5% (unless it’s a condo with a steep condo association fee).

Hansen then called me saying that he discovered termite damage and the repair was going to add another 15k to the rehab.

Ensure to double-check what you expect the After Repair Value to be, so you can know, or have a good idea going into the deal, if you will get all of your cash back, or what amount you can expect to get back. 

What does the code 1975 40-10 say about receipts for repairs or improvements made? 

I'm not one of the "pros" you asked at the end, but here's my 2 cents:With your immediate refi strategy, it sounds like you intend to create value through renovations/repairs (since you only can make money with an immediate refi by buying cheap or forcing appreciation).

When I moved to my new home last February, there were some things that got dinged, including the custom built spiral staircase.The moving company repaired the things they could and send a contractor for the rest.I'd just ask them how they intend to make it right.  

LENDER REQUIRED REPAIRS AND TREATMENTS: Unless otherwise agreed in writing, neither party is obligated to pay for lender required repairs, which includes treatment for wood destroying insects.

Here's the quick and dirty: Purchase: $250k (max)Reno: $175-200k (pending deeper inspection of roof and foundation)ARV: $475-480k, per our 203k consultant who is also an appraiserMonthly Rent: $3,950 - $4,000PITI: approx 3,000-3,100Other Expenses: vacancy 5%, Repair/Maintenance/Capex: 6.5k/year (all major repairs done during reno, budgeted low for capex)Cash Flow: approx $150-200/month, depending on interest rates/PITI payment Cash on Cash/ROI: 7% the first year (due to reno) and 9% there-after.