I have some General Contractors I know in the area I partner with to help new investors get financing and flip houses.

If you want some help ballparking those costs, let me know and I'm happy to help.

It helps to keep us and clients organized while they search a diverse and complex real estate asset market.

It seems big fat checks help overcome some objections, but not all deals are big profits. 

.- Do your due diligence: you want to make sure the property isn't full of problem tenants or code violations, and the seller is just using the financing to dump their property and problems onto you.Hope that helps!

Although they had just loaned me 80k 10 months prior and im in the middle of refinancing house 3 to pay back that 80k, they agree to loan me another 200K to purchase the property to both purchase the house  and have some extra money to help with some of my own money to make make renovations.

The only way we can support that is to adjust the selling price to compensate to some degree - spreadsheets are great in seeing what is needed to make us and them happy.Hope this helps .  . 

I'm going to give you some answers you may not like, and hopefully some that will help.  

I am helping a client who is also a Veteran to do this exact thing right now; at first he wasn't sure he wanted to move twice to make it happen, but when he realized he was going to basically get a cash flowing rental property for free(no money down) he realized it was an easy decision.

Putting some money down will help you reduce costs..