One thing to check on also is whether or not you can write a full year policy that will refund if you finish earlier.

Only difference is they finished the basement and we won't, but from what I've read, a finished basement will only impact the ARV by 10% max on average.We also don't want to go too crazy with the changes b/c we don't want an astronomical renovation bill.

I am working on a project and my client wants to hire an interior designer to pick out the finishes and create a new floor plan for her kitchen. 

Only one unit is being leased out right now and it is the 3/2 that is upstairs for $535/m which is severely under market, we estimate the market rent to be about $1050/m each 3/2 and $750 for the 1/1 but the rest have to be finished out to be rentable.

Ryan D. like others have said here, just run the numbers from start to finish. 

OR; Pay nothing more and make $0 (investment is still tied up while you wait for new contractor).I'd finish it up as soon as possible to redeploy my money.  

Im a visual learner, so while reading and understanding the basics is goods start, I appreciate reading how it goes from start (finding the deal) to finish (shake hands, get check) so that I can invision that for myself!

Put him to cleaning out the ditches and finishing up the meter pole hole. 

I will be sure to contact you, after I finish school and build up some credit.

RE: Palm Bay, FL. 329073/2/2 1300+ sq. ft.Current value: $70,000.00ARV Value: $100,000.00Amount Needed $15,000.00 to finish rehab.Rental Amt. 950.00 - 1100.00 a monthno mortgage, home has a 2,500.00 lienHome is placed in an LLC. 100 shares (valued at $1,000.00 each)Receive investment + 30% of investment in Shares invest 15k receive 20 sharesReceive residual income from net rental proceeds relevance to % of ownership.I have right to repurchase shares at $1,000.00 each.