It’s the delta that affects it (assuming the makeup of the material is consistent in both cases).

I suggest this over pure finance (something very heavy in econ, statistics, and calc) because that's the curriculum I studied and have found the non finance (marketing, business law, management science, accounting) material very useful.

I'd be willing to bet that the verbiage of what constitutes a closet might even say something along the lines of "being built of similar materials to the remaining structure" (i.e. drywall, wood studs, etc).

An example would be someone coming back from a credit for an boiler replacement when they saw it during theIr tour, the age of the boiler was disclosed in the marketing materials, and there are no current issues with it.

(And if you do, you might try contacting previous "students" and seeing if you can buy the seminar materials at a discount.

The biggest difference with older homes is the type of materials that may not be as sufficient as the materials being placed in homes today!

@Forrest Williams depending on how custom your flip is I think you will be fine.Most of the materials purchased for a basic rehab are all bought at Home Depot in my company.

If you are unable to find a strong team, go to another location.You and your team evaluate individual properties based on: price, rent, time to rent, rehab cost and risk, average tenant stay, probable maintenance cost, etc.SummaryI covered a lot of material in this post.

Tenant acknowledges the rental was represented through marketing materials designed to attract applicants for in-person inspections.

Get lien waivers for materials and work from the subs as you pay.