Get some intel on the interior conditions.

Pictures of the interior or a video would help.

We will use them only for the rehab portion of our projects and remove them (at least on the interior) after the Refinance portion of the BRRRR.:: Long Explanation ::We recently have been having issues with break-ins and are looking for a security system that will allow us to check in both on the progress of the contractors and the protection of our site.

However, as alluded in your posts, many follow the CMHC guideline of a 50% inclusion rate for rental income (or, up to 100% in an owner-occupied property - i.e. duplex or secondary suite), even when mortgage insurance is not involved.The appetite will also vary depending on economic conditions, the lenders portfolio content and internal lender policies (which sometimes seem arbitrary).  

Also, they used to purchase blocks of insurance through Lloyds of London to secure their underwritings and I believe that they are doing it internally now.

Updated everything on the interior and exterior minus new siding.

But this discussion should ultimately wind up being a discussion on what is Internal Rate of Returns (IRR).Here is the dictionary definition of Cash Flow:"The Total Amount of money being transferred into and out of a business, especially as affecting liquidity."

Which one would you do first, remodel the kitchen and bath, or roof first, or it doesn't matter since updating the roof won't affect the interior part of the house...Any input is appreciated, thanks

If you get a chance post more pics of the interior.

About a year ago I became an intern for a local real estate company and spent the year hovering around agents and through that I discovered I no longer want to become an agent but more of an investor.