I've personally invested heavily in an equity ownership stake in some ecommerce businesses that are just being created, and I'll only be paid years later once those businesses sell (either the whole business or part of the business), so I don't see why a similar investment model couldn't be followed in real estate....it just seems like such an outside the box idea so I'm wondering if anyone more experienced has seen or done something like this? 

Checking mechanicals being the most important item.

But your model is different.

There is also some reminders to watch for Lowes and Home Depot sales on big ticket items I know I will need for the next rehab.

Post construction appraisals for this particular model are in the $377k range on average.

This is where your agent should come in and guide you through all these items and confirm a lot of stuff that was asked about and they should be able to lead you to getting money back or a successful reduction in price.  

As the subject states, i am hoping to find someone willing to share the Excel model they’ve constructed to do the quick & dirty math on estimating tax benefits of your real estate investments on your investment and W2 income streams.

We are using one of the same service providers for the maintenance of the cabin and a few items were removed after COE, which by the letter of the law, is theft.

The variation in price is a function of their business model: where are they securing their inventory and at what cost, what are their labor, marketing, and other business costs, and what profit they desire.To your specific question, "yes," the bank can basically offer whatever number they want.

My business model doesn't involve smaller reno, but I'll do a $1M+ project.