Acquisition cost was $700k; reno costs about $165k; furnishings about $35k.

Should I do Cost segregation before or after rehab?

But generally lenders want to see the renovations outlined, costs, materials used, and specific descriptions (for example : install hardwood flooring for all bedrooms and living rooms). 

EDUCATE YOURSELF - yes, it will take time, but will lead to a selection that better meets your expectations & avoids potentially costly surprises!

Protecting yourself (as landlord) from utility cost spikes when there are no separate meters is a common question.  

I recently got to know another local flipper and he informed me of a private lender he works with that covers 100% of the acquistion cost and charges 1.5 points and 13.5% (no rehab cost covered).

WONDERING also if you do these kinds of things with Back Taxes- we ( my husbands BIZ and I ) are working on consolidating his business loan (bout 20k) from the pandemic days and then this back tax of 28k from his previous divorce days-  both very high in interest- and before we paid our work van off a consolidation program I reached out to was like - uh we can't help you-  anyways Im sure you can find my contact info via BP- my membership will close here soon as I will be back when we're closer to buying our first home- I am focused on building my business and such- Jesi Naomi on Social media - would love to talk- I love this membership - I just need to cut down on costs I haven't been using while getting our finances in order.   

When you sell, the $150K will be paid off at closing, only leaving $350K to be used in the exchange (I am ignoring closing costs in this breakdown). 3.

If you are referring to losing your money on the inspection costs then you’ll have to recall that this was a tenant occupied home and we couldn’t inspect it until it was under contract.

Would love advice on getting a used uint to save on costs. - Thanks!