After filling out a permit wrong we triggered a city of Boston ordinance of having to require a sprinkler system put in.

Basically, we purchased the wrong house, which was a custom built house, built by a french architect (french style).

Unfortunately, as you mentioned, people raise some of these breeds wrong and that’s when bad things happen.

For shops or other uses, also looking at duplexes ( I’m finding it hard to cash flow a new duplex with the cost to build currently ) maybe I’m wrong?

Probably asked the wrong questions 😅 thank you!

And we all know nothing else could go wrong.   

Here is nothing wrong with rejecting additional applicants once one applicant has been approved. 

@Brian Tran I can tell you from experience setting up an LLC, EIN, bank, and insurance can take as long as a month of everything goes wrong (name to close to something else and you have to pick a different one.

That guess would be wrong. 

This is what is in my head and correct me if I am wrong, but I was thinking if I receive the property then give it about 2-3 years refinance the house and pull out equity (obviously by using the calculator that the equity amount will be enough on year 3) and use that to pay back the money that was lent to me.Is that a smart option to present to my private lender?