I don't see any reason why you wouldn't just fill out a standard (for your area) purchase agreement and take that to a title company and ask for a closing.  

Another advantage to these types of debts is that there are a whole bunch of tax benefits to keeping a good debt on your balance sheet, allowing you to deduct interest expenses from your overall tax liability.

I listen to the podcast and I hear Josh and Brandon admit times when they themselves rehabbed past the market standard.  

I dont need anything right now, but getting to know people and having them become familiar with my standards sure would make for an easy phone call in the future if the need ever arises. 

At that point you don't have any risk of the lender calling the loan due (acceleration clause for the first year), plus you can now deduct from this property (assuming its a multifamily) more effectively.

Thought I'll use all the same standard products throughout, but that's just for simplicity on my part.What are you thinking of as far as branding?

"Lending standards aren't as low."  

It shows the velocity in the pipe is 2.43 ft/s. standard faucet today will cause around 0.3 ft/s in a ¾ inch pipe.

who uses a standard Fax?

Thank you everybody,I used  http://www.tlv.com/global/US/calculator/water-flow-rate-through-piping.html.do calculation,It shows the velocity in the pipe is 2.43 ft/s. standard faucet today will cause around 0.3 ft/s in a ¾ inch pipe.