For condos at that price point, I'd suggest using the IRS Cost Seg Audit Techniques Guide as a baseline - it gives percentage ranges for different asset categories.

Assume the cost segregation firm identifies $50k worth of quick depreciation in your $200k property.

As reference, current rents are at 47% of FMR (I know FMR is a guide and not cast in stone, but hey that's what I'm using it for, a guide)When underwriting and calculating the DSCR, Will lenders be using current, in place rents only?

Quote from @Donna Carter: This is a very thorough and helpful guide for Creative Financing.

Anyone able to guide me on filling this form out?

I’m seeing owners try to decide - 
Hold — cash flow works, systems are solid, management’s doing its jobRefi — plenty of equity, but returns don’t match capital tied upStabilize — good building, but rents, maintenanc...

This is all fantastic advice, thank you for taking the time to guide me in the right direction. 

They can also help guide you in building a Scope of Work to get a clear/better indicator of your rehab costs.I have a map I built that I can share with you that highlights the best areas to invest.

I’m looking to connect with real estate wholesalers or find a mentor who can guide me as I start my journey in real estate wholesaling.

If a contractor fails you: pause work, document defects, consult your contract/legal rights — and prepare how you’ll finish the job (either switch contractors or reduce scope).Use this story as a guide of “how to recover” (not just avoid mistakes).