The fee isn't showed until the final closing estimate is done, which every company is different on how they show it.

Does anyone have a resource/website that is free to use to estimate rents?

It's a great location for tourists and on the parade route.Purchase price: $730kAppraised value: $770kRenovation costs: $350kEst. post-renovation value: $1.4mAnnual STR AirDNA estimate: $106k/yearI'm currently exploring options for help financing some of the renovations.

I purchased a small house and dont need a ton done but I'm finding every contractor and even handyman I get to come out are giving g me estimates that are just a joke-even considering the cost increases of materials.

I plan to analyze at least 100.I also plan to memorize J Scott's The Book On Estimating Rehab Costs.

Just an introduction :)Name is Roman, I just started a new job as a loan analyst for a hard money lender.  

That equity becomes the cash input to the equation of some new deal's estimate of cash on cash ROI.

Closing costs are likely ~2-3% of the purchase price as a rough estimate and your holding costs will include your PITI/utilities at the very least. 

New floors, paint, cabinets, etcPurchase price 200kMoney down 26kClosing cost 3k+\-Loan amount 171kAppraisal amount could be 240k/+Estimated long term rent $1200-$1300Estimated short term fees $2000What else do I need to think about?

I'm currently in communication with the county trying to get an idea if it would even be allowed, then I'll go about building a cost estimate of the build.