Came across citations for not pulling permits on electrical,plumbing,roofing and car port.

I closed and then applied for the driveway permit on the property.

I came across the following off-market deal in Granite falls, WAPurchase price: 125kRehab budget: 100kARV: 325kExisting mobile house is permitted and is currently 3 Bed 2 Bath 1050 sqft house with a septic1) Is my rehab budget ( including tear down, ground up, permit costs) correct ?

I also have website for laundromat owners and prospective owners that has a ton of information on it for free if you're interested.

Especially someone who has experience in working with the city on pulling permits, since I've been warned by everyone about their reputation.

I asked why this prospective tenant wants such a large house for 1 person, and the answer was something like  I don't really have to tell you that. 

You can’t begin to determine a prospective tenant’s fitness to rent without asking the right questions.

Very helpfulRe: 15% it can be a good rule of thumb, but understand that every project may break that rule due to specific issues (title, environmental, local government, design, etc.) but yes your permits, arch, legal shouldn't be blowing up your budget at 25% off the bat.

When we rolled our construction loan into a mortgage, we took cash out on that and bought the vacant lot across the street, and will begin construction on an identical duplex as soon as we get the permits and construction loan.Since my partner is semi-retired, he doesn't have the energy to put into locating/fixing/flipping etc. 

When we rolled our construction loan into a mortgage, we took cash out on that and bought the vacant lot across the street, and will begin construction on an identical duplex as soon as we get the permits and construction loan.Since my partner is semi-retired, he doesn't have the energy to put into locating/fixing/flipping etc.