Wondering if anyone has experience and commentary regarding costs versus conventional construction.

I'm wondering why most people don't BRRRR with conventional loans with 20% down because to me it just seems like the better route to take because you can put less money in deals and still cash out refinance all your money, right? 

A partner and I split this deal, and we went into it with a conventional 25% down mortgage How did you add value to the deal?

I'm long since out of conventionals.

A partner and I split this deal, and we went into it with a conventional 25% down mortgage How did you add value to the deal?

A partner and I split this deal, and we went into it with a conventional 25% down mortgage How did you add value to the deal?

Do you foresee issues with getting a conventional loan from a bank?

Judgment and analysis at this stage stunts idea generation and limit creativity.Evaluate ideas at the end of the session – this is the time to explore solutions further, using conventional approaches.Rules are simple:1.

Yes, if you do it with a non-conventional lender. 

Don't use craigslist - it became irrelevant a couple years ago - it's full of spammers and scammers - Hotpads, Zillow, trulia Facebook marketplace and your friends network, apartments.com etc - those are places you'll have better luck - Also set up an AirBnB account - depending on where you live you could maybe have luck there - I have a different opinion than Colton about Wichita not having attractions - there's still plenty of conventions, business etc that brings people to town - your AirBnB rate will just have to be competitive if you are only renting out a "room" and not your entire house.