So basically, if I just want cash flow and not worry about building immediate equity then going turnkey would be the best right?

You don’t need a mentor when they teach you the basics on the internet, experience teaches you the rest.

Yes, you can do a refi to get out of a Hard Money loan but then you are paying twice basically for two loans in various closing costs.

I basically want to keep a natural area and add to the amount land I live on.

Its a 1400sf basically new build plumbing job as all old plumbing has been demoed.

Hello I basically need help to know what fees will apply to build a 2000 sqft SFR on an empty lot in Dallas.

I've been looking for a BRRRR deal in Richmond and working with a flipper coach to help me estimate costs and I've been finding even doing the basics winds up being over $40k with all the little things that need to be taken care of.

If the commercial space was basically "roughed in" with A/C, cement floors, drywall, and a basic bathroom, could I save any substantial amount on the build? 

Say you can find a  great deal and do assignment of contract to landlord or flipper; basically cash buyer. 

It is basically a bedroom (has a window and closet), but it also has a second closet that serves as the utility room.