I’m hesitant to pull the trigger in Scranton because it seems like the permit process is extremely burdensome.

Also my suggestion if you’re gonna do a BRRR strategy is to make sure your end refinance is locked in before pulling the trigger.

If you have a good deal in your hands pull the trigger, you can always open an LLC and recover some of the costs later.I hope this helps...let me know if there is anything else you need.

@Jason Hirko In this particular case it's more of a dry creekbed/seasonal stream that carries the rainwater for the neighborhood downstream to a larger perennial creek as a function of watershed drainage for the neighborhood.

@Andy C.Hey Andy, still havent pulled a trigger.

How does the lease trigger this provision?

All they have to do is pull the trigger on getting you the money (although rarely will that be the case).In my experience so far, anyone who is putting their money at risk is going to be doing some due diligence of their own.

And by this point the tar has dried and cracked, letting water in. 

Again, in general, what can an individual do to make a banker decide to go ahead and pull the trigger on lending me more than my net worth.Thank you in advance for your time. 

Need some direction on whether to pull the trigger.