We ended up hiring a local GC to finish, and will be using him in future projects, helping us scale and not be restricted only to our market in the long run.

They always fall back on BS like "quality of finishes are different" or "the other house had nicer landscaping".

PM me and I can make a direct introduction to one of the following: Cook Properties or Seneca Capital. 

If you finish the basement will you be making $5,200 or $433 per month in positive cashflow?

Typically, a developer needs to do the early stage work and run numbers based on preliminary data to figure out two things: The 1st is define what the Planned Project is all about (Highest & Best Use, Density, Finish Levels, Cost, Income, Expenses, Capital Stack (Debt & Equity), Partnership Structure with an Investor, Holding Period and so on.The 2nd is for the Developer to figure out the deal structure with the Landowner; If a purchase, settling on a fair due diligence period that will allow the developer to close at the time the Project is “shovel ready”, the milestones associated with the permitting process and the earnest money released to the Seller as the deal progresses.

I just finished a national mastermind that I got a lot of value from but there was only one other person in Philly.  

I texted him this morning letting him know I'd be at the house expecting him to be there hustling to finish the job since I haven't heard from him in days and I need the CO in order to list the 2 units for rent.

My Investment Proposal book is just about finished. 

However, until their case is finished, my eviction case is on pause.

> roof replacement for approx. 1400 sq ft home> sink replacement> Water Heater and AC are old > Appliances e.g. cooking rangeWe may be able to cover some of these via extended home warranty but most of these will require replacement.Please suggest.