Well-established investors have a few more opportunities for 100/100, but not much.It should reasonably be expected to put down 10-20% of purchase, depending on your deal numbers, with a total loan amount (purchase + rehab) not to exceed 70-75% of ARV.

Those who give me an estimate, don't give me a break up of costs.

Partner Driven financed the Eagle St deal using its own capital, covering the $175,000 purchase price and $1,800 in renovation costs.

Partner Driven financed the Eagle St deal using its own capital, covering the $175,000 purchase price and $1,800 in renovation costs.

I had the time and it didnt cost me anything and now hes giving me a lot of good tips about a new branch of real estate ive been wondering about.

Don't be an absentee landlord... it costs a lot of money...

And due to the increase in the cost of purchasing food at the grocery store which has been pushed up in price, and also the must have purchase of gasoline to get to your wage slave W2 job which has also gone up so much since they stopped handing out money to people.

Would just remind them that they will be fined if another tenant complains and they will be held responsible for any costs to treat smoke damage when they move out.

I checked out neighborhoodscout.com but I am wondering what good competitors are out there, and if there are any free (or lower cost) alternatives.

It sounds like the bad debt could be paid off with a refinance and depending on how expensive that debt is - it may be worth it just for that reason.