I think you get where I'm coming from.The only other thing I would say is spend the time to analyze a lot of properties.

Hi,I am a novice investor and am struggling with choosing a viable city to analyze as I currently live in NYC and have no car.

Also, connect with an investor-friendly Agent that will send over deals so you can start seeing the market and analyzing properties that work for your niche.

I will say in addition to your post (and you did specify as well which is good) that a number of hard money lenders nowadays also will do long-term refis and they can do it next day such that the 6 month Fannie/Freddie seasoning wouldn't apply.

In order to quickly weed out prospects when analyzing properties I wanted to check to see if anyone has a formula or method for estimating a ballpark range of rehab costs. 

If there is no license, it gets a little more complicated to find out if the property supports the use, but in that event, I'd be happy to analyze that for you.2) Once you have the license number copied, click the link below: https://eclipse.phila.gov/phillylmsprod/pub/lms/Default.aspx?

Hello Everyone One of my goals for the new year is to analyze one property a day using the BP calculator, and it has been such a great help.

Luckily we were pretty conservative when analyzing the cost of the rehab so it didn’t hurt us.

I am looking at and analyzing deals almost daily and came across a potential deal I wanted some advise on.

As I analyze deals that I'd like to seek private money for, what do private investors want to see?