Have only bought traditionally and found a property for auction that I'm quite interested in.

Some wholesalers will only list the items because they are not completely sure of the costs.

I also feel like I don’t forget items I intended to purchase as much.

Depending on your strategy and the overall condition of the home you may qualify for traditional financing if you find the right place.

If you want to see examples of $200/sqft work you should look at the kind of flips @Shawn Ward and the Bellehampton crew pull off.Get multiple itemized bids people, or you too can overpay for Home Depot cabinets and showers to the tune of $250K.

There is the traditional office building with some medical in it.

The good news is you have lots of options to access this information yourself, and you can take steps to correct any errors you find.Once you are confident your credit report is where it needs to be, you can explore financing options, like traditional lending, hard money loans, and private financial backers.

The good news is you have lots of options to access this information yourself, and you can take steps to correct any errors you find.Once you are confident your credit report is where it needs to be, you can explore financing options, like traditional lending, hard money loans, and private financial backers.

I found a company who sells using non-traditional financing. 

@M Falcon we traditionally only do a set interest rate, but if you did do a %, basically, whatever their investment is as a % of the entire cost of the project (purchase, holding, rehab, misc, tax, etc) should be their ownership of the deal.