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@Ryan McleodAssuming this is a Fannie or Freddie loan, it's a fairly mechanical process for the lender.

@Scotland Ray Smith - I couldn't agree (much) more with @Matthew Baltzell on the following two points: "You create your own luck", and "The key is to just get started"I'm a mechanical engineer by degree, manufacturing engineer in a paint shop by profession.

I work for an engineering firm that designs a lot of marinas.

My fiancee is doing almost 100% of the rehab and, I've been handling the design, purchasing, and selling (when we finally can sell it).   

I believe those systems are only designed to be installed below tile flooring on a small scale.

We are pursuing historic designation, which can take a huge chunk off of the property taxes.

For example: a retail building located in the CBD and leased to Pep Boys with 15 years left on the lease might achieve a 5 - 6 cap on the open market whereas an industrial building leased to a mechanic with 3 years left on the lease is probably 10 - 12.

If they see that there is a balance due, that's a red flag that a mechanic's lien may be filed, which creates potential for a title claim.   

Are you good at marketing or designing marketing campaigns?