Plan on 65% LTC, at least one sponsor/borrower that has done a similar project in the past in terms of scope and dollar amount (inclusive of if you add a new partner willing to share in the risk/reward), 10% post-close liquidity (can't use loan proceeds to check this box), net worth equal to or greater than the requested loan amount not including subject property in net worth calculation (adding the other sponsor/borrower can fix this, too).

There is a rent estimator at the bottom of these very post.

Darrell,Thanks for the post. 

Hi Jessie and thanks for posting.

@Chris SeveneyWe've done friends and family, posting on FB groups, LinkedIn posts.

Thanks for posting these analyses of your deals. 

There are a few posts on here that discuss tax advisors for capital gains, as well.  

Great post.

It's free to create an accountAttom Property Data is something my old office used and paid for and was pretty great resource for foreclosures and lispendences.Usually county courthouses will display property data on their websites or you can see it posted there in person ( Free)Property Shark is paid but pretty useful up here in NYC as well.Free is always nice and as someone who's been privileged enough to used the paid services I would add that if you can afford it, pay for a service for a month or so.

Yes, you'll want to post this in the Classifieds section here on BP.