Just add up the original purchase, add any renovations/construction/improvements, and divide $23,400 by that number to get your annual CF yield %.If it's 10-15%+ annually, you might want to hold it since that yield on your current cash is hard to beat. 

However, they typically offer less square footage and might have limited design flexibility.

Market is what people typically pay. 

If the property does not sell at auction, then it will typically end-up on MLS a few weeks later.  

These investors also typically take on much larger deductibles (usually $10k - $25k) and elect ACV, all to drive their premiums down as low as they can go. 

Construction, SBA, Permanent, etc. then pick and stick with your lender. 

I am construction pm based in California, looking to move to South carolina(family out there is getting older).

Typically 20%Good Luck

This eliminates some of the construction/time variables that were making this decision so difficult.  

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/i....Brett, IMHO, MIS has always been constructed on shaky legal foundation, and it was only a matter  of time before the IRS would focus on taking it down.