Hi - check out this article published on BP last year that addresses your exact question - and goes over all the refinance options and pros and cons of each for BRRRR!

Another thing to check is the vents.

I'm probably just overthinking all this. but thanks for the  sanity check here, what you're saying makes total sense!

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Be prepared to potentially have zero income for many months.In addition, you will want to check the permits.  

Quote from @Cameron Iarrobino: A google search will typically point you in the right direction: https://masslandlords.net/laws/abandoned-property/I recommend reading several sources to cross-check.

Obviously, since this is my own post, I had to follow the same standards or higher so you might want to get yourself a nice cup of coffee and sit comfortably ;-).Why did I decide to finally write a post now and write specifically about buying and investing in pre-construction properties in Tulum and Mexico in general?

I only have 12 sets of appliances but I probably replaced 2 per year  so I’m getting about 6 years on average  if you’re really having problems check a nationwide appliance shop like RC Wiley  you can get a 6 year warranty for a couple hundred dollars.  

The GC is also the gateway for them to receive each payment -  he'll hold the check and not give it to them until we are X% complete at each stage. 

In Ohio, on the Real Estate Purchase Contract, you have to check a box as the purchaser if you are doing "cash" or "financing"?