The problem is that the project is over budget: I'm going to end up needing $300k rehab funds, and I don't have the additional $100k to float until refinance. 

.• Cash Flow Analysis: Use a tool or spreadsheet to calculate projected cash flow.Based on your estimate of $300 per month in cash flow, make sure to verify that this aligns with your financial goals and risk tolerance.

These cities are not only close to the airport but also benefit from ongoing development projects and a growing demand for rental accommodations.

for example, and others will ignore current actual rents in favor of "projected" rents.

My goal is to expand my portfolio size before starting a family and needing to take on less risk.

I'm wondering if it's common for PMs to provide detailed receipts for each project, and if it's reasonable to request them.

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Hello BP Team, I am a local Realtor and investor with a successful track record in real estate projects.

On surface, it seems like turning ~600K on a two year project with an investment of roughly 600K (or even 700 or 800K) would be very lucrative.

I'm doing a research project on different MTR niches and would love to interview you.