If that occurs then you would be forced to refinance in order to get your 30K out of the property.

My question is, if rehab forces appreciation and provides a larger return, if you willing to hire on a Property Manager, why not a project manager for the Rehabs?

I wasnt born this way, I went from zero skill to handy over the years...although I was forced to because my dads a hardass...in a good way haha But if its a cosmetic flip like mine, I would suggest diving in and do what you know you can do and for the things you cant, use the internet, this forum or you tube.

I don't think the current market is sustainable the way it has been and a 10% drop in your price would wipe out any equity you borrowed and potentially cause the bank to shut down the credit line and force an amortized repayment.3.

Making mistakes along the way will force you to come up with more avenues.

If you have multiple applicants and NONE of them meet the requirements you may be forced to make concessions.

I forced myself to do a deal before a shampoo bottle ran out (many know the shampoo bottle story - I'll post if need be).

This is simply trying to force a bad deal.

I was not forced to raise the rent or make any other financial reactions.

I can get assignee to put it up when he signs assignment agreement but I just don't like them trying to force me into more risk than I negotiated.