Alternatively you can do a construction loan with land acquisition. 

How are you guys typically getting materials on-site at your projects.

I’m looking at a triplex that I would like to close on. I was hoping to do a partnership but that’s just not in the bag for this deal. I hoped to do traditional financing but my wife and I are building a home that wil...

Most of the cost was in the materials. 

We permanently lost a few tenants from the incident and waited nearly 3 months for the insurance company to agree on repairs and the materials that could be used to replace things thus delaying getting the units lease and show ready. 

I appreciate both of your inputs because it’s led me to some newfound articles/learning material.

I have got a quote for about 3200 for supplying material and installation (paint not included).  

Alternatively, if you haven’t received multiple bids you definitely should.

So I'm doing the local part of measuring spaces, advising materials due to the comps, establishing and fine tuning a scope of work for client and contractor to agree on, etc, basically making sure things go smoothly and clients are well informed of all options/costs.

I work in construction material testing and I analyzed 4 deals on my phone while waiting for a concrete truck that was running late.