LTV varies as to types of properties from portfolio lenders, an SBA loan may go to 80% on an office warehouse, it may be 60% on a mom and pop dairy queen, it might be 70% for light industrial and combined loan to values, as with purchase money second mortgages may exceed 80%.

I'm sure someone here with experience could shine a light on this particular subject?

Here's our Rehab checklist- Kitchen;  Bath; Electric; Lighting; Plumbing; Roofing; Curb Appeal; Flooring; Walls & Ceilings; Mechanical Systems; Doors & Windows; code violationsOur numbers checklist- Taxes, ARV, HOA, Rental Income

Proc. 2015-20) Courier’s Desk, Internal Revenue Service, 1111 Constitution Avenue, N.W.

These are all issues that will fall onto the desk of the title agent.  

They do a lot of deals, but they don't like sitting behind a desk, sending postcards, taking calls, prescreening sellers, etc.

Walls have holes and poorly done plaster repairs, doors are missing door knobs, lights are missing fixtures, and some faucets are missing knobs.  

Thanks James.Just waiting for the green light for the finance.

I went traditional financing withers properties that were light cosmetic rehabs.

Desk jobs do not sound appealing so kind of leaning toward a skilled trade that would work well with rehabbing (HVAC, Electrician, Carpentry etc.).