I do all of that and more expect for some of the bids a those don’t take long to get and I pretty much know what they are anyways since I do a lot of these.The risk with this is if somehow seller can’t deliver clear Title, then you are out these expenditures but that is rare.Not sure about your area, but here in Los Angeles, I can have all the plans completed and submit to B&S (building and safety) before being on Title but to actually get the project to RTI, I do need to show I am on Title or get notarized approval from seller to submit to City.I typically make my offers with closing dates of 10 Days but I love it when sellers need 30 or 60 Days to close as that saves me holding costs while I do all the plans and City submittal/clearances.

@Erika Carter do you have any recommendations for contractors who do 203K projects.

Update:We ended up using a structural engineer to certify the entire project.

Hi Brett,What kind of projects are you planning on doing?

After almost a year of studying, trying to get my feet wet on the first deal. We recently just pulled out of one where the inspection came back as a disaster.Part of me just wants to get started on something but I'm n...

I'm in the middle of 2 projects if you want to come to the homes and check them out.

As for the rollover in 3 years, take into consideration your market projections, lease-up costs, and account for any added risk in the cap rate.

This semester I am taking a real estate investment class and part of my final project is to identify regions within the United States that we think would make smart investments.

These metrics are reflected on a project level as well as performance for to the project sponsor and investors on a pre and post tax basis.Let me know if you have interest or need for such a tool.Best Regards and good luck in your real estate activities.

Selling would allow you to payoff debt and hopefully have money left over for another project.