@Jason Chopin How are you estimating the costs for insurance?

All I have is a super ballpark estimate from an architect friend (at a high-end firm so maybe his number is inflated?)

It's good to have reserves, it's better to not have surprises ;) as for an exact dollar amount you can accumulate less per property as you acquire more.

We handle everything from project scope, estimates, contracts, progress reporting and documentation utilizing our back office platform.

That is with what shoild be a gross over estimation on costs for vacancy, repair, and taxes/insurace.

As long as you find a provider you really trust that can show you real-world numbers and not just flashy ROI estimates, turnkey can be a really amazing way to generate passive income.

Salisbury University Stats: - Suburban setting- Full time undergrads - 7,323- Part time undergrads - 646- Grad students - 688- Estimate of 10% commuters- Room and board - $10,240When I say Salisbury University is expanding, I mean it.

But once you get one, it's less likely to lose money because there is a good chance that the sale price will be higher than what you estimated originally.

There's not much the lenders can do based on my preliminary estimated numbers so until I have the formal pro-forma data from the feasibility analysis, that will have to go on the back burner.

Has Contractor full estimate for 65K in hand.Doesn't have a problem paying points just needs them rolled into refi.Thanks in advance.