The banks typically want to see some track record before letting you GC your own builds, especially since it is not your primary house (I know my bank does)Most builders only doing a few houses will be at a % agreement, and if you do get them to agree to a flat fee, they will likely just figure out the % of the build, and give you that number.Something to consider, if you dont have experience on builds, cost plus could really get you.  

The re-positioning plan will be specific to your strategy and property, particularly the pace that you want to realize the value for future deals and your debt structure.Regarding the test scenario, if it works, the $50-75/mo incremental increase will certainly justify the rehab cost you mentioned at most any market cap.  

My take is that if Patch of Land is strictly following their compliance obligations under the SEC and other State & Federal regulations, this should be taken as an extreme positive.  

Interest rates are very low, probably around 4.5% if its a second lien position.  

I'm reinvesting the positive cash flow back to my investment at the moment.

Spring Valley is a great bankA primary residence?  

I'm looking for a bank or credit union that does 90 LTV or higher fixed rate home equity loan for my primary in San Jose, ca.  

Greetings All,I have a Single Family Home that was once my primary residence, had home owners insurance on it.I moved out of the SFH and I am now renting it out.  

Some banks will do credit lines on investment properties, most will only do HELOCs on primary residences. 

My rationale is that if we don't like the area/job/etc, I still have a vacation rental I can use to generate some income while we decide the next area to claim as the primary residence.I also have the flexibility of purchasing more properties in CT, which I know better, and skipping the vacation market altogether in FL and sticking to just residential non vacation rentals in Orlando.