You'll want to base things on the standard booking lead time for your market. 

In general home warranties suck...... the people they hire to "fix" the issue suck..... the job they do suck....customer service sucks.They band aid the issue at best and then charge you every time them come back and fix the issue again.If you run the numbers, you are often better off setting the $$ aside and paying straight up for any work needed.Every so often you will have someone that has it "pay out".... they replaced the 4k HVAC system etc..... its rare....like winning the lottery.The House always wins...... they make gobs of $$ because what they pay out is tiny compared to what they take in....that's how insurance works or no company would be doing it

My initial thoughts would be to secure a construction loan for the total rehab amount based on the entire property’s ARV.

I am a wholesaler based out of Washington State.

So we are looking at buying a commercial building for our business and I have a few questions.If we buy the building and then are renting it out, the new valuation for refinance will be based on the NOI correct?

I used to get 25- 30% net caps based on cash purchases.

.: I don't care about pot-heads wasting their lives away; it keeps my rental base strong.

-Consider hiring an experienced local real estate agent.Accurate Pricing:-Set a competitive and realistic asking price based on recent comparable sales found on the MLS.

However, in a case like a first timer doing a large rehab out of state, that would get more scrutiny.We require 640 credit for base terms, although we will go to 600 credit with an upcharge on origination.Base origination is 2.99% on the first three deals, and after three completed deals in good standing, it goes to 1.99% in the Loyalty Program.

Hello, I am retail center investor based out of South Carolina, looking to connect with more individuals who have a deep affinity for the asset class.