Can I eliminate Cap Ex for a while and just factor in repairs & maintenance and vacancy?

Obviously these all all things we will discuss and agree on but we need to make sure we are considering all factors when drawing up  our agreements or structuring our business.Is it even a possibility to start an LLC and obtain a mortgage without them calling it due when its transferred?

However, I have been using the BP BRRRR calculator tool for some offers I have made, and my question for the experienced BRRRR investors is this:If you rehab the property to the point where almost everything is new (roof, kitchen, baths, HVAC, electric, etc), why do you still need to factor in 50% of the rent as going towards expenses if you don't expect any?

So, factor that into how you use your estimates.

This will also factor in to the way it can be financed.Another question to ask is why are they selling these properties? 

The first thing to know about crowd funding solutions is that many are structured in a way that they would not qualify for 1031 Exchange treatment (e.g.,  membership interests in a limited liability company that are treated as partnership interests).  

My interest rate should be 4.875%If my cash out is $315k ( to help cover closing and holding cost) my mortgage piti will be around$1,975Ill factor :5% vacancy rate ( really hot market)3% cap ex3% repairs I only did 3% because everything is basically new.After all of that, my cash flow should be $962 per month.

I need to move the property to an LLC for the lenders and want to consider all the factors in play including what type of corporation, setting up the units as condos and possibly using a trust as I think ahead to my son's inheritance.Too much info? 

Any idea if homes normally being sold on hudhomestore are going elsewhere, or is there a backlog, factoring it it wouldn't be all that much since there's been a moratorium?

To my understanding, if I cash-out refinance my monthly mortgage will increase due to 3 factors.