@Alan Asriantsagree and I think it's time for every experienced investor on the site to start being honest about cash flow in that THERE ISN'T ANY FOR THE FIRST FEW YEARS.

Hi Griffin,When you’re looking to rehab properties, ultimately the more you do it, the more experience you gain.With more experience, we are able to lend you greater amounts of capital at a higher LTV.Within your first 3 deals, rule of thumb is about 80% LTV + 100% of rehab.Hope that clarified a bit for you.Best of luck!

Land acquisition, entitlement and zoning, permitting and site plan, construction budgeting, and then at that point, we do the last piece which is cost of financing.

DO MORE!!

The "storm" has nothing to do with the Cape Coral market as the it impacted us as a tropical storm.The Facts!

List subscriptionIf you search the BP site, you will find alot of information on each subject.What you CAN NOT do is tell someone, "Hey I'll give you $1,000 if I end up buying the house"Feel free to msg me anytime.Keep in mind I am not an attorney, and this is not legal advice.

Similarly, if you put all Class D tenants in a Class A 4-plex, what do you think will happen?

Do we pull into a gas station and the attendant asks us what is fair?

Did you have an agent or someone else do a walk-through for you?  

Knowing this company I can see them doing this.