Of that $22.25 is the basic charge.

Some of their other big items are Condo Fee/Amenity fee, which is basically $1500/mo. 

And basically what my insurance agent said.

I am very curious as to the must have or 'should do' rehab to either increase value in my home to possibly start using the BRRRR method or for basic tenant improvements.

I am very curious as to the must have or 'should do' rehab to either increase value in my home to possibly start using the BRRRR method or for basic tenant improvements.

Basically all the things the gurus say you don't need.

They request what is called an “as-repaired appraisal.”To give a general picture of how the as-repaired appraisal fits into the process here’s a very basic look at the steps involved in a standard 203K loan, sometimes called a Consultant K* loan:The borrower selects a property, a lender, a 203(k) consultant and a general contractor.The lender pre-qualifies or pre-approves the borrower, and determines that the property is eligible for a 203K loan.Working with the consultant and the contractor, the borrower submits a document that specifies all repairs.The lender requests an appraisal.

If you have another strategy, maybe if you are trying to reduce your taxable income by taking passive losses, while still getting principal paydown and equity build up through appreciation, that is a whole other topic... but from a purely basic investment standpoint, you want to at least get 1% if possible. 

Now at point where seriously looking for deal.My current plan is to find low cost flip or small SFR rental to basically get that real world experience of process and show I can do it.

That is a great way to learn the lingo of the industry, learn some basic info and network with potential partners and or passive investors if you choose to syndicate your deals in the future.Conferences are also a great place to learn and network.With Podcasts being the new form of marketing - You pretty much have a ton of Podcasts with almost ANY Real Estate Niche you can think of.