I cannot find this information on BP - if anyone is aware of specific articles on this topic which are on the site (I have pro membership), please advise?

But the temp lease has already stretched passed the time we planned for her to be out.

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spoke to a guy earlier this week that has started and sold several. noted if you do not have $2M to start with its probably going to be extremely challenging as you need to get to $200M in originations a year to really make it worth the while as there are specific staff like compliance etc. that are needed from the get go.Having started several businesses i have learned trying to do it with staff and only a few hundred grand will not work.Thats also thing with loan officers, most states now require them to be W2 not 1099. 

Any investors in Michigan and specifically the Washtenaw, Livingston, and Monroe counties?

So, the first question they usually ask a PMC is about fees - instead of asking about services and HOW those services are executed.EXAMPLE: PMC states they will handle tenant screening – what does that specifically mean?

I talked to an architect today, he said he can take original plans and transfer it onto a permit plan sheet.

Perhaps it is different when it comes to commercial real estate versus residential, but if you are going to renovate a SFH or even a MFH, you wouldn’t pay more for it because you plan to improve it - if anything you pay less?

Also, the prospects we did get, were pretty much a waste of time.If you're going to drop the rent, we recommend doing as percentage, NOT specific dollar amount.

More specifically areas, price points, how heavy of a reno, what's your budget, how fast do you need to get in and out?