And Capex, if everything is nearly brand new, you are probably safe with this level for the first few years, but beyond that, your Capex is very light.

Would that work best in a conventional or traditional loan?

Light rehab work, $3500 What was the outcome?

It is 100% contingent on your situation if it's a light repair job and you know someone dying to get a house with a pool then it might be worth it for you.

I would greatly appreciate it if anyone can shed some more light on this issue for me.

I would greatly appreciate it if anyone can shed some more light on this issue for me.

And then there is always this basic metric, if you want to come up with a ballpark:  $10/ft for light renovation, $20/ft for medium renovation, and $30/ft for heavy renovation - not a totally precise way of figuring the repair amount, but a good back-of-the-napkin method.

Hi there Amit, I'm happy to help shed some light.

Don’t rule out anything until you take a step back and look for a potentially alternative idea to a traditional method.

I did not follow through with traditional financing because 75% of income is derived from a monthly military benefit and my business partner is a travel nurse/ contract worker so her W-2's don't reflect her true income.