Really, it just seems common sense right. 

It is very common to have two layers of roofing, although I'm not sure installing a comp roof over a metal roof is a best practice.

It's a more common ask in construction and commercial financing, but even conventional loans have guidance on the request, so you just need to ask and get to the correct person to answer your question. 2) Talk to a lender/bank about the terms they would lend on the vacant or ax barn property.

Over the years, I’ve worked with dozens of investors on the financing side of house flips and have had a front-row seat to over 100+ deals — some wildly successful, others… expensive learning moments.Here are 3 rehab lessons I see new flippers commonly overlook:Underestimating Holding CostsEven with a solid contractor, delays happen.

How common are these break in's in your area?   

I'd like a triplex or property with 3 homes on it which is common in that area. 

•  Common pitfalls to avoid as a newbie?

If you acquire the properties as tenants in common(the title of the property will be in the name of you and your business partner) - There is no separate filing return required.

These are less common but can be arranged with the right banker, especially if you already have an operating LLC and a track record, or at least significant assets under management.If you can’t find a suitable HELOC option, a delayed cash-out refinance using a short-term, interest-only loan could serve the same purpose—freeing up cash while maintaining flexibility.

Taking that away can hurt your resale value, because most buyers expect a common area to gather.