I was working with a loan officer who is also a BPer and he worked to get another appraiser scheduled while I buttoned up everything in the building, styled it to make it beautiful (great for the pics for listings) and, based on a tip from one of the BP forums, I created a property package with a listing of all the improvements, the costs, the vendors who did the work, comps in the area, the rent roll, pictures of the before and afters, etc. which I handed to the new appraiser when he showed up.

Another option, very “Rich Dad Poor Dad” style, is to buy an asset to pay off the liability.

Option A: Leave it as is (Cost $0)Option B: Have the cabinets professionally painted gray, black or blue ($950-1200)Option C: Buy new Expresso cabinets ($1800)I'm a strong believer in "the style of your unit will attraction a certain type of tenant".

I don’t want to deal with a tenant saying “this washer doesn’t get my clothes clean enough, can you replace it”.

there is no Internal bonding strip of copper or aluminum in an intimate contact with the armor for its entire length.BX wire is generally steel protection with two paper or cloth wrapped conductors contained within and no grounding wire.Hope this helps.

Hi All, I'm looking at a property to do a live-in flip on; I'll likely be using a FNMA Home Style Renovation loan to accomplish this w/ a likely live in time frame of 1-2 years...

These are non-QM / portfolio style loans and you basically turn in 24 months of bank statements to have your cash flow analyzed.

Screw the latest shoes and clothing.

How was the overall experience using this style of loan?

@Jharod Holmes @Aaron Bihl The meetup for tonight is more of a mastermind style.