I keep hearing examples about paying contractors $15k for a rehab that adds $40k of value, and similar numbers, which seems highly unlikely to me.

At first I had a hard time trusting -- the prices it set for high-demand periods seemed impossibly high, and the prices for low demand shoulder seasons seemed way too low. 

I prefer a satin finish in high-moisture areas like the bathroom, kitchen, and laundry.I like Benjamin Moore paints, but there are other good brands out there.

High 5's but still.

Might have to do with being in NJ --- ours are already supposed to be high!! 

(I had no idea it was that high).

Guests can sometimes pull a fast one and get a refund, leaving you high and dry.

I own 93 acres with a fully stocked, private large pond/small lake in a coveted area of the Triangle in NC where you can't find this much acreage available, and I would like to know the best way to partner with a development company or other organization to create a high end, beautiful community on this site. 

I have an opportunity to pick up 1.7 acre property that is zoned C-4 (High-Density Residential) consisting of 15 city lots.

Do you believe, with what data is available, that interest rates are expected to fall substantially enough (within the next 365 days) that it would simply make sense to wait instead of jumping in with such loan products due to their current high rates/PPP's?