N/A, condo was newly remodeled.

The math for us was a no-brainer.I would not do a cashout refi for anything other than building cashflowing assets...ie. no personal home remodels, cars, boats, trailers, second homes, etc.  

I'm newer to BP and have read through several threads and I have pieced some information together here and there.Can someone recommend a general contractor to perform a complete remodel of a 1959 built ranch. 3 br / 3 bth with 2400 sqft on a full finished basement.

The LLC would use that note in conjunction with other financing to purchase, remodel, and sell a property.If that scenario is a prohibited transaction, are there services that would permit me to issue a note to another investor, and allow another SDIRA custodian to issue my LLC a note on an unrelated property?

My wife and I are interested in completely remodeling one of our beach duplexes that we use for short term rentals.

Ideally, we'd like to find a house with elderly owners who want to move but haven't made updates so we can add instant value (like an additional bathroom & kitchen remodel).

@Moises R Cosme is correct that if this is the case, You as the homeowner can pull the new permit yourself; however, if you needed to pursue a Full Permit Process in cases for projects including new construction, additions, or larger remodels, the City of Chicago requires the permit to be obtained thru a Licensed Architect, Licensed Structural Engineer, or a Permit Expediter.Since I am assuming this was an Easy Permit for the plumbing, you also don't need any plans to be submitted.

-Gutted and remodeled the kitchen-Full new interior paint-New light fixtures and ceiling fans-Refinished hardwood floors-New carpet upstairsWhat was the outcome?

I’m about to start a remodel I’m Merrillville, In on a condo then wanna pull out the cash and buy a multi family after this can’t afford in my area was looking all over Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin how is the market out there?

My remodel flip (took my time) is almost set for sale.