Hi all!I'm confused about my cash out using the BP calculator vs. reality. See attached images with all the numbers the BP calculator has given me, which helped me plan my renovations, etc. I am in the refinancing pha...

I wouldn't do it without a good RE attorney to, at minimum, look over the contract for any glaring potential conflicts or issues. 2.

It is higher than estimated.....No, you plan <<100K for rehab unless a contract has read the inspection rpts.

One was under contract but communication was jumbled by the realtor and buyer withdrew offer.

Starting young, like you are, is smart.

It is very important to specify everything in your contract.

One of the problem is that we don't have the actual memorandum contract and the county record doesn't show the picture scan.

Here in JC a refi would definitely NOT trigger a reassessment, but doing it based on the bank appraisal would be smart on the part of the cities, along with reassessing at sale, also not done.  

Once you have a property under contract have it inspected to determine the current condition and life expectancy of all major components and appliances.  

I have a contract for assignment for a property in Newburgh, NY.