Standard 203(k) Financeable Repair and Improvement Costs and Fees The following repair and improvement costs and fees may be financed:  costs of construction, repairs and rehabilitation;  architectural/engineering professional fees;  the 203(k) Consultant fee subject to the limits in the 203(k) Consultant Fee Schedule section;  inspection fees performed during the construction period, provided the fees are reasonable and customary for the area;  title update fees;  permits; and  a Feasibility Study, when necessary to determine if the rehabilitation is feasible. 

100% hire a professional.

The bottom line is, I began to ask, "What does a professional investor do differently than a side investor?

Case and Point on why you have a professional do it....

A little bit about me...I'm an IT professional who's ultimate goal is to quit the 9-5.

We are a community of families, doctors, teachers, professionals, business owners, and we stick together in the hardest of times (remember most recently the Oct 1 shooting #VegasStrong).

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

This would probably require a significant hair cut to make it attractive but would end up with the same scenario as #2 - the ability to complete a full exchange.

Completing this form is very tricky, and I highly recommend you leave it to a tax professional who has done it before.Yes, there is some audit risk involved, but not much more than your usual risk of simply being in business.

Changing light fixturesI’m pretty handy but not a professional construction background.