My LLC is currently doing a flip on a home that I anticipate closing middle of summer.

I have a 2400 square foot warehouse located close to The Woodlands, TX.

I have a deal close yesterday for another BP member. 

I highly recommend 24 hour closing.

You may evaluate interest rates, fees, and closing costs by becoming prequalified from many lenders.

Their house went under contract, but has no closed yet, so they are at risk of losing earnest money if they can't close their home or come up with funds to close the new property...or they can try to renegotiate it all with the seller.Here is an example of the form we use.  

Converting apartment buildings  (made up of 300-600 sq ft units) that have lots of character and close to downtown to condos was very popular in the boom times (pre 2008). 

Reading all the books and watching the Bigger Pockets videos, everything seemed to make sense on paper but was so difficult in practice.

The lender will qualify you (there's a rather 'red flags list' that is used) - as well as have you sign all the occupancy declarations - that pertain to the financing prior to closing.

In other words, if your private lender walks, will you still close?