They lend based on the project financials.They can provide you with a letter about proof of funds for the specific project.

Unless it's near a university, no one wants to rent those.You will have much lower capex - there's no roof, no foundation, no gutters, no hot water heater, etc.

Should I update projections because two new lease exceeded our baseline?

@Joe VilleneuveTransunion soft-pull and your income (both current and projected)

I want to finance the project one step at a time with my salary so I do not have to take on a loan to get it up and running.

We have 10 projects going now and buying 3 more.

I happen to only finance projects that are rentals that my gcs partners do the work on, so I have a somewhat unique business model.

It would be on an individual project basis so I'm wondering do I setup an LLC for each property, do I setup a Trust for each property or should they just willingly give my LLC the cash to purchase/flip etc and I guarantee them money back like a loan?

One day I came home from work, and a neighbor told me that the repairmen had been on the roof, working on the unit again.

I will be back in Atlanta next week, it will be nice to meet and discuss a few renovation projects.