Because a fire door is COMPETENTLY USELESS if the rest of the room isnt fire rated as well.

This is because there is a lot of competition for properties so properties do not sell way below value, the refinance appraisals are very conservative, and the max refi LTV is constraining.I believe as a young doctor, you are going to have many items competing for your time. 

So, sure, I'm sure you will still technically be able to get another mortgage, if we're not talking about it being a good mortgage competently closed, etc.That article above is from just yesterday. 

And when it comes to leasing your property, we have hundreds of thousands of marketing hours and units leased under our belts, it would take a person years to figure out what we already know. in addition, we have contracts and marketing agreements no one else can get, our vacancies are on 80+ sites with millions of visits to our own site every month, no craigs list add can compete, not to mention every site you can pay to put it on ours are on and it's all included in that fee we charge.

The key is knowing the market, finding the right land and getting the projects done on time and on budget so you need to build a competent team and lead them to the finish line.

Conversly with less agents competing, average commissions rise during recessions.

If it is to be a larger rehab ( like 3 or 4 units) and requires an Architects plans its best to ask the Contractor to bring in their trusted architect rather than adding another player to the mix in my experience.

A lot of my investors I have worked in the past have stopped looking for deals, but the big, big players in our market are still bullish and looking for under market deals. 

This is actually a good thing as you know that in the B and C class areas there won't be more inventory coming online in the near future to compete! 

Do any experienced wholesalers, cash buyers, rehabbers, or really any other players near one of these markets have any advice?