You would need to be a broker not an agent.Also there's typically no revenue stream generated from BPO's.

But you can only use non-recourse financing, which typically requires larger down-payment, depending on the balance of your 401k and the purchase price, this may or may not work for you.

I'm purchasing a sfr in Jacksonville for 135k and budgeted 40k for repairs/ in-law apt - ARV $240I'm bringing 70k in and need 80k more to make it happenDo most investors typically  pay this much to rent money for 6 months? 

My impression is that the most "typical" range is from 40/60 to 60/40 and this would fall towards the higher end (and may well be justified as the sponsor has a solid history of successful projects).

Basements are typically treated this way, but not second stories. 

Typically do you buy fixer uppers, or houses that are done and ready to rent?

Tenants are typically responsible for all utilities (water/sewer/garbage/power/gas) for single family homes. 

Having said that, a couple questions:*If* a tree were to fall onto somebody's home, would my park owner insurance typically cover damages to a tenant-owned home?

I typically estimate 5% of rent amount.

Actually, upstairs looks very presentable - typical 80's style, but nothing like THAT - normal walls, floors, windows etc.