It certainly could help with planning staging as well, and to give prospective buyers varying ideas of how they could use the space.

Just keep in mind they will want you personally responsible on any business account application.The Lowes 5% off if you use the card is good, but if you buy enough stuff, you should be arranging for at least 10% off, not 5%.

There will be other documents that you will get that are typical to all real estate like title insurance policy and there might be some transaction specific documents which are needed based on your arrangement.

Collect pertinent details about your property, reach out to the chosen insurers, and consider arranging a property assessment.

Jon - you mentioned partnering with someone experienced... any feedback on what you think that arrangement might look like?

Everyone is so happy and optimistic in the honeymoon stage.. then reality settles in.

Mike's E-book, this BP forum, a checklist, some guru's how to list, ect. that could be the real question as well as the quality of the content so that the comprehension can also be quality.Then at the Doing stage (those that cant Guru) we are all fearful the first time so a good true mentor (not a guru) does have value.

I've spoken to two brokers who indicate they can arrange cash out refis in 90 and 180 days.

If you stage and plan right shouldn't be a problem, but most people don't plan or communicate expectations to workers.I rarely post but I know construction management.

It is a tax on every product at every stage of production and every time it changes hands.