Even if you don't need to replace these things now,  you need to account for the bigger costs that you will incur in the mid-term and how those will impact your overall returns.Sounds like you're looking for something to hold long-term and rent out, rather than flip, so it's about how low the seller will go (or what they will fix themselves) and what your projected rents and expenses look like. 

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If I can't pull it when prices drop, then this long term strategy will need to be replaced with a more immediate project.  

I do have help on the project as well. 

@Andrew PostellYou mentioned the difficulty in finding a lender who would work a VA loan for a multifamily construction project. 

I would make sure to have clear expectations in writing for both you and your brother to reference during the course of the project. 

But with us doing 2-3 remodels a year at a minimum (and this doesn't include the smaller jobs, such as finishing attics and improvement projects on the rentals, which we also do year-round), and having 11 full time rentals, in which the employees take care of, does this make sense? 

Hey guys, i'm wondering if anyone can recommend a user-friendly construction software that makes it easy to schedule and maintain sequencing of events for your typical single-family construction project?

If you need additional funding on the current project, you could just finance DoHardMoney out of the deal.

Building A More Complete TeamI tried to do literally everything myself on my first few projects.