I have seen a QI completely blow an exchange on several occasions. 

Sounds like the location in the Bay has awesome protentional as an MTR. 

It sounds like you've encountered a common issue with mortgage servicers when trying to transfer a property to an LLC.

@Robert Weissfeld so a couple thoughts. 1) using "pre-approved or mostly ready-to-go building plans" sounds good but people paying $3m for a home don't want a cookie cutter so it might not be a good idea to go that route.

The inclusion of the rehab estimate section was just to give an example of how to generate the values for Cells C13 and C14 of the analysis, and the information in the rehab estimate portion of the spreadsheet can be completely ignored. 

Of course, we also need to complete background checks on each tenant, including criminal, credit, and eviction checks, and a solid lease agreement too.

Hi Nathaniel, I moved to Columbus a few years ago (from Portland, Oregon which was super expensive) to become a full time real estate investor, and ever since, I've completed quite a lot of BRRRRs, flips, and own a successful rental portfolio here in Columbus Ohio.

Sounds extremely suspicious to put it very nicely. 

What I can say is that RentRedi is a complete management service that manages the entire process from marketing for tenants, through pre-qualification, scheduling viewings with calendly.com, the application, the background check/credit check/eviction check; automatic rent collection, repair/maintenance management: the whole nine. 

Find a hard money lender where the terms work for your deal, and don't tell them that you intend to move into it after renovations are complete?