In this case, a 70/30 split was agreed upon at the outset of the syndication (70% to investors, 30% to the Jane and John).At this point, each passive investor has received monthly cashflow checks during the renovation and hold period, plus their initial capital investment back once the property sold, plus their portion of the profit split after the sale...a pretty sweet deal for little-to-no work!

If it's month to month then you can put in your contract that you'd like the home to be delivered vacant OR request that they do not make lease changes during escrow period.

Period.

Yes, it will cost you more, sometimes, but maybe not if the project can be completed in a shorter period of time.I live in California and we don't do BRRR, but I do flip homes locally. 

It's common to use properties in your portfolio as stepping stones and trading them out after a period of time utilizing great tools such as the 1031 exchange.

The demands of the job prevents them from bouncing out for extended periods of time, but 3 day weekends are very normal.   

Our terms state that she was to pay me back by September 9th (including the 15th day grace period) and as of September 10th, she’d be in default.

Whether rehabbing out of pocket or not we would get copies of all the leases during the contract due diligence period.

You can then sum up your overall cash flow shortfall over the period until release, to calculate how much capital you need to reserve to keep you afloat.

The investor is agreeing to making the down payment, EMD and a 5yr buyout period.