Availability/Commitment to You. 

Is this something I should be concerned about and should I have tittle search completed before I give my full commitment and let contingencies lapse?

There are plenty of other options out there that I feel are better, I would say look around before committing. 

I would do an inspection and a S.O.W by a contractor before committing to buying, but boy oh boy do these numbers make me excited.I think this house has amazing potential for value add based on old kitchen hardware, gross (peeling, scratched hardwood) floors, and nasty colors on the walls.

Show your commitment and over-sight.

Committed a felony?

To succeed fully in REI, I feel I need to commit all my time instead of my spare time which is zilch right now with the demanding job I have.

He has approached me in regards to lending to him for a current project (already in the works, I would be buying out another lender who needs to cash out prior to closing).Proposed details are below:Purchase Price: $92,250Rehab Budget: $100,000ARV: $275k- $325KLoan Info: $70,000Interest Rate: 15% APR Term: 6 - 9 monthsMonthly Payment: $875 (Payment due on day agreement is signed monthly)6 Month interest: $5,250 (Committed interest amount, interest calculated on a per diem basis after 6 months)Daily Interest Per Diem: $29 / per day after 6 monthsMy question is, is this a good idea?

In my case, it will likely be more than full time commitment in terms of effort and dedication, but not in terms of time (I have a great job that I love and not planning to change).

Originally posted by @Natalie Kolodij:Hey Brittany, I don't think any of the tax pros here on BP are based in VA - How committed are you to thinking that?