You might need to adjust the split to account for that.Most full-time builders will prefer option number one, where they get paid steadily throughout the process and then go merrily on their way at the end, leaving you to dispose of the properties as you see fit.

I’m a buy and hold investor and don’t like the idea of being forced to account for rate adjustments after 7 years.

Although the private lenders I work with have adjusted their long-term loan program due to covid. 

As a working Realtor I am still writing contracts,  the real estate market will carry on with adjustments. 

They should have a good idea of comp adjustments, but again they are probably getting these from appraisers.Please, feel free to message me anytime if you have other questions or just want to chat!

Most are free or marginal figures to buy templates and adjust as you see fit. 

I'm thinking that I will enable auto rent payments again after this is over and adjust it to include the repayment of any missed monthly rents, to be spread out over 6-12 months.

They offer an LLC (or sole proprietor, doesn't matter) 5 year adjustable, based on the current 5 year treasury note (currently about .5%) + 3.25%.

Given the uncertainty there will likely be alot of adjustments in policies, rates, underwriting guidelines, consumer confidence, etc. and people, governments and industries struggle to find what works best to solve problems and to solve the problems that the solution to their problems unexpectedly created, there may be more volatility in the real estate industry than usual.  

Interest rates were adjusting up and down quickly but seem to be starting to steady.