If you're not sure how to reposition assets and get out in enough time to replace the mezzanine financing or bridge loan with more attractive financing such as agency debt, then be super careful about the waters you're looking to tread in this current market.

C+ neighborhoods are my personal favorite- and if you get burned by a sec 8 tenant in one, the area is good enough for you to still attract plenty of non sec 8 tenants should you choose.

Ultimately I'd like to maximize my profit of course but need to make it attractive to a partner as well. 

I could try and set closing for 75 days out but this would not be an attractive offer to the seller.

Now, if you do your work and rehab right and can attract the good tenants even in areas that are 'on the cusp' you're doing your part to turn a place around.

Trouble is the cockroaches ignored the eviction notice & stayed for another couple of years so the fact the rents were on-time was moot.Filth attracts vermin & you are living next door to it!!!

What will give you the best bang for your buck is to find someone who understands the exact impact each rehab item can add to the value of the home (either in sale value or rental attractiveness). 

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Be careful, a rehab can look very attractive from the outside, but under the floorboards there may be a whole lot of hidden surprises.

My properties tend to attract a lot of people so I have to weed out the ones that don’t meet requirements fairly and quickly.