Among the details you want to make sure you obtain (usually available on the website of the local building and zoning department): size and use of buildings, minimum and maximum lot sizes, building coverage (permeable surface), setbacks, density limitations, parking requirements, and allowable business among other details.

You don't get a loan from a wise institution with no skin in the game and bad credit. 

I refuse gas surface to my home too, in my case cause of leak/fire/explosion risk worries esp from quakes, or growing fireworks epidemic.Working on getting off of muni water ASAP - as soon as find a property with spring/well to move to!

I have heard there is a way to invite investors to split a deal with you even when you have no skin in the game.

Pool pump is leaking and the pool surface is toward the end of life.

So expect to have higher interest rates and a larger down payment. this is just a surface level answer you could go on all day with all the tricks and options out there.

You'll get all the money and none of the risk of someone who has no skin in your game from wearing out the house.

The capex numbers would have only made the investment look even worseAll in all, I`m glad to have held off until the market cools down and some decent priced duplexes surface.

And if your rehab isn't touching literally every surface and system in the property, you will likely have some big bills coming (roof, HVAC, kitchen and bath, windows, water heater, decks/fences, etc)

Typically though any PML is going to want any partner in the deal to have skin in the game, otherwise they're essentially a buyer/flipper and that's a different value proposition.