I am fairly confident that my value exceeds what I pay my electrician, plumber, or handyman (no offense to all of my tradesmen friends BTW).Fast forward to the end:  This is just one agent's perspective, but my budgeted "shop rate" is $120 per hour. 

I think a one stop shop for an investor is the perfect way to go.

Shop around and get a better deal than $1,000.

A private lender (I wouldn't call yourself a hard money lender as that's typically what people consider a more institutional lender) who has $500K to offer at 8% is far different from someone shopping $50K at 12%.

The leased space has this shop and a small parking lot, which can include a maximum of 3 small cars!

I’m taking the test next week I just wanted to know I keep getting 70’s, last score 79 on the practice tests from the ce shop course practice test.

In other words, both Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac prohibit the use of borrowed funds or investor funds on an investment property transaction, so this structure does not qualify for conventional financing.PM me if you would like Amy's info or if you would like to grab a coffee and talk more about this sort of structure.

BP community, feel free to reach out if anyone else would like to connect, discuss an opportunity, or just go and get a classic "cup of coffee"!

I did some comps, it's an upcoming area, street by street with different types of houses, new constructions, multi families, Duplexes, Triplexes, and some small coffee shops as well. 

Otherwise property management is the second best money I spend every month after coffee.