They make a living by doing quality work, completing projects on time, and sometimes surpassing expectation.

@Bryan Schmidt It sounds like you will need a construction loan to fund the improvements even if the seller were to offer you a second position mortgage for 20-30% of the purchase price.

It sounds like the property has good cash flow, so you could be eligible for both assuming you're income/DTI looks good.

Ask the seller to get the GC and trades to sign off on "paid in full" or completion waivers prior to closing.3.

It sounds like you are going to apply for another property after this? 

Obviously ensure that the underlying problem is solved first, but it sounds like you already have taken all the steps to handle thathttps://www.zinsserprimers.com/primers/shellac-base

Hey Matthew, It sounds like you are looking for a mid-construction loan to finish this project and refi into a long term loan? 

There are some banks out there that will allow you to use personal accounts since it doesn't sound like your 1099 is going into a business account.

I'm completely without knowledge of where to begin, if an experienced investor would like to take me under their wing I'm all for it.thanks

I have a foreign client who is completing a 1031 exchange, and has decided to bring extra cash to the closing table to replenish the "withheld" FIRPTA amount on the sale of the relinquished property.