I'm looking to get some input specifically regarding the appraisal considerations vs seasoning period on a cash-out refi or Heloc on a particular deal I'm working.Overview:Duplex - purchase price = $126kMarket price estimated ~$160-185k -based on comps past 90 daysI have the initial appraisal scheduled in two weeks, and closing shortly after (pending all goes well). 

Get them in front of you - the only goal of your phone call is to schedule a meeting at the property.

Often times these composite systems come in much cheaper than full on concrete, not to mention quicker construction schedules bringing you into the rental game faster.Most importantly, thank you for still being out there developing properties right now and keeping firms in business!

I usually schedule calls after 2pm preferably. 

Using ical links on a google calendar for my housekeeping scheduling, and quickbooks for my bookkeeping and reporting.  

If you're going the umbrella insurance route, make sure it will cover you for several things including just the routine slip and fall (like mold or earthquake).

You should check out the local REIA meetings, you can find their schedule on their website.

Rehab is pretty much on schedule and on budget but as I’m getting to the rental phase I’m getting a little nervous about my cash flow after rehab.

If a walkthrough for potential buyers can be scheduled try to do it on one day at one time and get everyone through quickly and respectfully.

I do not take un-scheduled phone calls, text and email only.