I plan to buy and hold (MFH and SFH) and have the funding, and life experience to be able to get this going and enjoy myself being a dirtbag rock climber.Feel free to contact me with deals, to share your experience, or even if you just feel like lunch and shooting the breeze.

I've pretty much decided I'm going to shoot for a compromise in my contract: contractor provides an approximate week-by-week timeline for the project, correlates the draws to the work to be done each week, with large budget items e.g. hvac, appliances, foundation work, etc limited to their own draws; that shouldn't over complicate things too much, it limits my risk, and doesn't force the contractor to pay out of pocket.

Most will try to shoot you down before they will give you a number, but be persistent and they'll give you a ballpark number.The insurance provider I'd start with is the one currently holding the policy.

Because the appraisal was before amt improvements were made(around 6k in improvements), im not sure what I should shoot for.

I'll shoot you a message with some good groups I used to attend regularly there...

Feel free to shoot me a private message if you have any further questions.

I shoot for as soon as possible.

The bank then called the investor and asked if HE was the new owner, of which he replied , "Uh, yes" (meanwhile he's saying "Oh shoot" a hundred times to himself).

We've never recovered more then par on a NPL, and typical shoot for 70%-80% recovery.

I'd shoot to generate enough cashflow to allow myself to not work and go fishing whenever I liked.