Do you have the cash to complete the project?  

Would you be willing to go into further detail as to how you fund your projects?

@David DiazLike Christopher mentioned, there may be issues with the particular condo projects you've been trying to buy in.  

I knew it had potential and for the last 3 months, we've renovated it from the bottom to the top.

I am in Palm Harbor and I use a maintenance company   for ongoing maintenance, and they do roofs, all rehab projects, I have been with them since 2013 when we did a full rehab in Dunedin. 

It is also a capital intensive process, but a condo conversion is usually the highest and best use of the property.One thing you really need to keep an eye on is to make sure the properties are renovated to the quality that will bring in conventional loan buyers or all cash buyers.

In my 12 months as an investor, I have completed 6 wholesales, purchased 1 three family, completed my first full gut renovation (closing this month!!!

Even having enough money to fund the entire project myself or pay back investors out of pocket if the project lasted longer than projected wasn't enough to convince them. 

I started renovating it then ran into a cash crunch.

It was hard to see the lump sum money go since it could have been used for another project.