However, over time project quality dipped, and timelines stretched.

• Strategic Location: Panoramic views over Bahia Salinas, with easy access to international airports and marinas• World-Renowned Partners: We Art Architecture (Costa Rica) Bowers Engineering Services International DiLeonardo International – Lead Design & Branding Reveille Hospitality – Marco Roca – Brand Strategy Currently in Exclusive branding negotiations with top-tier hospitality icons including Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts, Six Senses, Mandarin Oriental, and more.La Bahía - BRANDED RESIDENCES• Visionary Approach:A legacy project merging architecture with topography, culture with sustainabilityCreated for discerning buyers from North America, Europe, and the Middle EastFuture amenities to include an ocean exploration hub and blue economy initiatives inspired by elite global regattasCurrent StatusStrategic alliances with top design, engineering and hospitality brand partners are in place, forming a strong foundation for the next phase of development.

Your project is incomplete, and you have run out of money.

I am not a novice in space but looking to see what others have been quoted for rehab cost on recent projects. 

(and now the strike is creating a backlog)I’m part of a local network here in Philly and work closely with others navigating their way through projects.

Your key metric will be Project Cost/ARV. 

One strategy I’ve seen work well is using high-leverage financing to cover not just the purchase price, but also the rehab costs.For example, I recently worked on a project where the investor secured funding for 100% of the purchase + renovation.

If you are a nobody, people who works in each perspective office only care about your project is meeting their requirements or not.

Quote from @Kwok Wong: Hey everyone,I'm working on a fix-and-flip condo project, and I've hit a confusing issue with the insurance requirements from my lender.

Lenders will let you finance projects with thin margins, they'll just make you put more in up front to lower the loan amount so the loan fits within guidelines, but, the project is not a good project.