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For example: Waterfront property, $220k land, $250/SqFt new construction, ARV $350/SqFtCommercial lender: 80% land purchase LTV, 100% construction, 8.5%, I/OInvestment: $44 (DP), Closing Costs + Carrying Costs = ~$65k investmentWaterfront SFH deal:  1500 SqFt x $250/SqFt = $375k, ARV = 1500 SqFt x 350/SqFt = $525kDM me for more info

Hi Slaven, happy to share my insurance broker info.

Live in it for one year then save up and purchase a second property somehow. 

I have about 100 Grand in equity in my first property and about 70k saved in cash.Any advice? 

. # of similar projects completed in the last 2-3 years where you were on the title), and (3) liquidity.They'll obviously need to verify this info as part of underwriting, but if you know these 3 numbers off the top of your head, most lenders will be able to give you indicative terms.

Then, weigh the options: sticking with the current rent ensures ongoing income but might risk tenant dissatisfaction, while offering a reduction can incentivize renewal and save on vacancy costs.

Save your texts and such with your tenant and your calls to the police— build a record of your neighbor’s noise.

Hi All,As I am reading and listening to podcasts and soaking in info for my first rookie deal, I have been learning the basics on the 1031 transfer concept that can come into play down the road.The question that occurred to me (apologies if it is obvious) is about state lines. 

The biggest being they can usually get their full asking price or more, the tax savings on capital gains, and better return on their money vs if they had it in the bank/IRAs/Etc.