The borrower and the asset itself.Borrower:Your credit (are you a trustworthy borrower), are you capitalized enough to float this project/ cover the debt, track record (borrower/ contractors experience).Asset:Comps (as-is & ARV), LTV metrics (lender can help verify these if you have questions), detailed budget and scope of work, tentative schedule, exit strategy.Of course any lender/ partner will dive in a little deeper after the initial pitch but if you have all of the above ready for your initial conversation it will go a long way in getting deals approved/ partners on board.

Anybody can be arrested, it's the convictions that matter.Also, what are the details of the 2017 firearms charge.

Feel free to message me if you want more details.

Got any more details on the deal?

I’ll definitely be keep my on eye on this to see what people say

Below is the details of my properties:Property 1:Purchased in May 2016Original Purchase Price $63,000Remaining Mortgage: $28,000Current Market Value: $85,000LTV: (28,000/85,000)= 33%Property 2Purchased in November 2017Original Purchase Price: $100,000Remaining Mortgage: $84,000Current Market Value: $105,000 LTV: (84,000/105,000)= 80%Total Portfolio LTV= (110,000/190,000)= 58%Thanks in advance!

you can separately meter the units and have them pay water as a way to cut your expenses. then I would make sure the exterior would draw the eye and interior focus on the money areas (kitchen and baths). functionality of the units is another route to take on the interior.

Rough guess on the purchase price would be between $175k-$215k based off what you find in the detailed examination of the books.

If interested I will share more details.

You really need to look at all the details,  and determine what's the best option, as it's not a quick apples/apples.