You can find some thin, flexible material-looks like a thin laminate that you can cut and put on the bottom of the shelves.Things like the closet doors, a coat of paint will fix.

the hand offs are annoying since if your situation is more complicated, as investors tend to be, you have to explain your file all over again.Separate from banks, non-bank lenders (separate from mortgage brokers), really have more flexibility than a bank due to the regulations imposed after the 2008 crash.

This absolutely increased the value of each unit by giving flexibility and increasing the pool of potential buyers.

Can be 70% loan to value or 60%, I’m flexible on that.

In a strong sellers' market like we're in today, I'm typically only making low offers on properties that have sat on the market for several weeks, or if I have some other indication that there is some price flexibility.

I suspect they'd want a salary slip but some banks might be more flexible, especially if they're looking for business.

-Be Flexible and willing to change / adapt your plan.

The $100k sum is flexible, but I think I only want to dip my toe in, so whatever I take out would be a downpayment just for my main property, hence the $100k ballpark.

Meanwhile, next month he starts neglecting rent payments all over again.I always found that GOOD tenants love the flexibility that the MTM lease affords them if their personal or work situations changes.

So if your plan is to live there while renovating the property a Hard Money Lender will likely not work.You will probably need to find a Private lender as they would likely be flexible in allowing you the ability to live in the property while you renovate it.