@Vanessa BlaisHave you considered partnering with another rehabber, where you get a certain portion of the profit for finding the deal?

1.free and clear, buy on terms, lease purchase or owner financing, higher than market rent, portion going to build down payment, 5 years, value at new appraisal in 5 yes2.

So you do have access to funds for a rehab project whether that's the HML down payment portion, or rehab funds or both depending on how much you have in your 401K.Maybe partner with a contractor, he would bring the onsite management to the table and maybe be able to cover the actual rehab costs, you bring the funds for the purchase and the HML.

If you are providing any portion of the down payment, that will need to be disclosed on the credit partners loan application.

If I were to lose a significant portion of my cash-flow at some point a few months out (but still have more than enough to pay mortgages) is there any chance the bank would call the note?

What are your thoughts on that portion of it?

In the southwest they have lots of metal cutouts for decoration.Benches or planters under the front windows where the rails are not.Maybe a porch swing in front of the windows on the no-used portion of the deck.The inside staging looks nice, have the person who did that give you some thoughts on the outside.

The bank will have a lien on that property and the sale will only give the buyer clear title once removed.If it's just a HELOC for a small portion of the value, the bank has no motive to make a deal on this.So yes, of course you'll be required to pay it off, I doubt they'll deal.

Targeting a narrow portion of the market for your exits comes with heightened risk for the spec.

(just had to pass law portion) In NY had to take course.