Sorry for the delayed response, but I am covered for now-my realtor introduced me to BOTG personnel!

Or, if they did, it would be a minimal amount that would likely not allow me to recoup the amount of money I put into the property for these renovations.It soon became clear to me what the best course of action would be for this property: Given that Ashley and I had a very comfortable and relatively recently remodeled basement ADU to live in (circa 2010), I realized we would be able to execute a “luxury” live-in flip. 

However, if you consistently have hard inquiries on your report and a low credit score, you may be viewed as a risky borrower If you have a good credit score, the effects on your score could be minimal, especially if you've been keeping your balances low.

Minimal risk and upfront investment and nice returns.

Cash flow is a main priority for me which is why I am exploring creative strategies to minimize my monthly payments and put less money down such that I can spread my money across multiple properties.

A big challenge was sourcing materials for items we were doing ourselves, due to COVID delays and significant price increases.

You need to review the rental agreement for the terms regarding the delay.

Some inexperienced investors settle for this and when there are cost overtures and minimal profit realize their error.  

Hi DrewSorry for the delay in responding. 

There's a lot of trickery from these Banks about how they're going to delay a foreclosure yet never do.