I’d add financing and extended holding costs when a project runs behind schedule. Extra interest, insurance, utilities, taxes, and even lender extension fees can eat into a deal quickly. That’s also why I’m a big believer in having a contingency reserve or access to additional business capital before the rehab starts instead of trying to find funding once an unexpected expense hits.
I’d add financing and extended holding costs when a project runs behind schedule. Extra interest, insurance, utilities, taxes, and even lender extension fees can eat into a deal quickly. That’s also why I’m a big believer in having a contingency reserve or access to additional business capital before the rehab starts instead of trying to find funding once an unexpected expense hits.
Absolutely! Financing and extended holding costs are easy to overlook, especially when a project gets delayed. Having a solid contingency reserve and a financing plan that accounts for unexpected costs can make a huge difference in protecting your margins. Great addition to the list!
Exactly. I’ve seen plenty of good deals get squeezed simply because the investor waited until the unexpected cost showed up to look for capital. Having the financing strategy in place before the project starts gives you a lot more control and keeps you from making rushed funding decisions when margins are already under pressure.
Never do Affordable Dumpster. Just used them and they tried to gouge me. I then checked the ratings and saw many had similar experiences with hidden fees, unfair markups and most likely lies. If you are a newbie who doesn't get dumpsters the person feels its normal and pays. Shop around and get someone without all that baggage in the ratings.
Never do Affordable Dumpster. Just used them and they tried to gouge me. I then checked the ratings and saw many had similar experiences with hidden fees, unfair markups and most likely lies. If you are a newbie who doesn't get dumpsters the person feels its normal and pays. Shop around and get someone without all that baggage in the ratings.
That’s a great point. Dumpster costs can definitely add up, especially when unexpected fees show up after the fact. Doing your research, comparing providers, and getting clear pricing upfront can help investors avoid surprises and keep the rehab budget on track. Appreciate you sharing your experience!