@Brian Neyhart yes, this is a common method to use....if you have the equity to do it.  

Anything less usually leads to delays, dropping the ball, slips in quality, miscommunication between trades and all sorts of issues.

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I was able to mess with it today and got my info onto a spreadsheet through a 'brute force' method.

Every trade is short handed , from the supply houses , truck drivers , laborers , etc .  

Any reasonable allocation method is fine.We usually use square footage to allocate basis if there are different units, but per unit might be fine if there are a lot of units and they are all roughly the same size, give or take. 

Go to local trade events like meetups to find more folks.

Now that "job" is just a trade of time for health insurance, PTO, and a vehicle for retirement.I see many people, after 30 years of working, find themselves looking forward to an "easier" time enjoying what they built.

Interest rate is slightly higher, but the trade off is worth it (my opinion).To locate this type of lender, for both the short-term loan and the 30 year loan either message me, or Google Rehab lenders that offer 30 year rental loans.

This is why we use HML with the BRRRR method.