I was just more surprised someone spent this much time putting together a tutorial; but I guess some people take this task seriously.

In an effort to bring urban sensibilities and conveniences to these residential areas, there has been a rise in mixed-use developments.

Also make sure you get an inspection to prevent any surprise repair costs.

In the mean time the value went through the roof making the project a success.Once you start getting in front of people and discussing options you will be surprised at how easy it becomes to get private money.

You would be surprised to see that condo complexes don't factor in all the items they should be when determining their budgets and savings allotments.  

I've always been under the impression that if the landlord provides it, they cover it.It doesn't matter what I state in the lease as a convenience or the tenant is responsible.I live in liberal Massachusetts, a very tenant friendly state !

Is there anything a listing agent can do to avoid this unfortunate surprise for their rehabber client?

I tend to like things streamlined.So, that said, my SDIRA custodian mentioned that they basically hold the checkbook and all payments are made by them, at my direction; ok when purchasing property, not so convenient when paying the trades.If my business model is buy property to mainly flip, and have the convenience of paying bills as needed, it seems I should look further into the S401k since it appears I can run my business all from that?

I was pleasantly surprised to find no age requirement in my state.  

@Justin Dixon, (thought bubble): I'm often curious why so many people look to buy homes, when they're in no better borrowing shape than the current owners - but are still surprised it's so hard?...