When you get it in the right range you will know where the market is by the number of showings, inquiries, and applications/offers you get. 

If the space already has dedicated laundry hookups, adding a basic washer and dryer is usually a solid way to attract more applicants and reduce vacancy, especially in markets where renters prioritize in-unit laundry.Since the unit also needs a fridge, taking care of those essentials upfront makes the listing more complete and removes reasons for prospective tenants to hesitate.

If possible, check online reviews or ratings and, for larger projects, consider a local project manager or inspector to oversee progress.

Agree with AJ, it dos seem a little high, but that could depend on how you are structuring and things like an applicable prepayment penalty.

Pay a pm and the profit is significantly reduced 4) alternative below market financing such as assumable, owner finance, wraps, sub to, etc 5) path of progress.

The person who issued the red tags (who after a couple months required to be kept apprised of the progress because the red tags had not closed) told me privately that if he knew that item was going to be that difficult, that he would not have tagged it.  

Our inspectors do utilize photo and video during their draw inspections, and our draw timelines & fees are clearly stated from the day of application.

It's already on my radar the risks of Altman, Saylor, and China's AI progress.

I have been extremely satisfied with the way all the deals have progressed so far.  

What typically does happen is the GC is listed on the application docs as the builder/contractor etc.