I have around $130k in this project so far and am worried that I am going to have to take a huge loss on this project. 

When projects run longer than expected or properties sit just a little longer, financing costs quietly add up and eat into profits fast.Those extra months of interest, taxes, insurance, and utilities don’t seem like much individually, but together they can make a solid flip feel tight.

Filmmakers pointed to how workable the city is: locations that make sense, people who cooperate, and a production environment that doesn’t slow projects down.

Basically it comes down to whether the work affects the structure, systems of the home or how the home looks. 

It basically turns in to a how long have you owned it meter. 

It won’t take as long as you think. if you can wholesale a few properties you can get enough to support you in a small project while learning the ins and outs.

100% financing usually isn’t about finding a company — it’s about structuring the capital stack correctly.Most lenders cap at a percentage of purchase or ARV, so JV structures typically depend on sponsor experience and deal margins.Is this for a first flip or do you have prior projects completed?

When you get the inspection report, evaluate projects that you need to do now vs deferring and budget those in. 

You’re in the right place to learn the basics.

Currently trying to get into wholesaling and have the basics down.