In fact I know people who buy into situations where they break even in hopes of attaining future appreciation returns.Here's my main doubt, it's hard enough to manage finances when your wallet is tight (assuming yours is) in the transitional period of obtaining a property.

I suspect they will pretty tight and there will be many of them.5.

I already thought the numbers were tight and didn't take into consideration the architect fee.

The process of working with a mortgage lender through closing is stressful, but hang tight once its over, you'll get itch for the next project. 4.

The process of working with a mortgage lender through closing is stressful, but hang tight once its over, you'll get itch for the next project. 4.

The budget was always going to be tight on this and we didn't achieve the Sales Price we were hoping for.

Though, I've hired a lawyer to comply with the deadlines and notifications within the 1 year redemption period; I waited almost until a week before the 1st deadline to do so. 

I think your budget is really tight.

Many investors like to take a tight snap shot of a properties numbers to please themselves when in reality no investor knows their real cash flow until the day they sell the property.

She was very lax on deadlines (we were out of contract almost until the very end), not at all trustworthy as she said work was completed but no invoices from the contractors to verify work done.