A non-exhaustive list of these types of data points are;- Liquidity- Credit score- Comparable projects completed/sold within the last x years3.

Does the 60days no eviction still apply to them, now that they have exhausted CHAP?

When I renovated my 4 unit last year I was working full time the whole time and it took close to 5 months to be done with and it was exhausting and stressful.

Yes, absolutely exhausted and really disgusted by all the calls, yellow letters, postcards on a daily basis. 

It can be exhausting but advantageous at the same time.

It's being able to push through the exhaustion and tedium that will be majority of the work you'll do until you can pay someone to do the **** work.

needs small wood railing added to entrance steps to avoid fallssmall mold/mildew patch in bathroom ceiling above shower needs to be removed and repaired needs retrofit bathroom exhaust fan to avoid recurrence of mildew ^downstairs needs interior re-painted (average cost?)

It's always best to exhaust your conventional financing options before venturing into DSCR (and I'm a DSCR broker). 

It’s got a lot of potential.There is no way for me to give you an exhaustive list of which numbers to trust and which numbers to question but at the end of the day, the source of where you get that data from matters a tremendous amount.Do I trust people?

I recently found another deal on a  property and I don’t want to exhaust my savings.