@Brittney N.

I privately lend my money on commercial and fix n flip deals....

When evaluating a fix-n-flip, I ask myself what will happen if the WORST case scenario happens and if the deal can still breakeven?

I second @Julie N.'

Purchase price: $198,000 Cash invested: $1 Sale price: $380,000 Project summaryAsking price: 205 000$City appraisal value: N/APurchased price: 198 000$Purchase expenses: 2 650$Holding cost: 6 642$Rehab cost: 50 567$Selling cost: 13 280$Total costs: 271 139$ Sold price: 380 000$ Profit: 108 861$Money invested: 0$ Return on invested capital: InfiniteAnnualized ROIC: Infinite What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

@Thuy N.

Claude to N.

Part of the code which outlines the temperatures requirements:“There shall be supplied water heating facilities which are properly installed, are maintained in safe and good working condition, are properly connected with the hot water lines required under Subsection C of this section and are capable of supplying water at a minimum temperature of not less than 120 degrees Fahrenheit (120° F) and at a maximum temperature of not more than 140 degrees Fahrenheit (140° F) at all times to each hot water outlet.”https://library.municode.com/n...

Please keep UK n mind I am fully aware of the question I am asking.

@Jarod DudleyTerms for buy and hold, speed for fix N flips, and inhouse underwriting for commercial/MF space.