I’m worried about extra wear-and-tear and any unexpected issues.Any advice or experiences would be appreciated.

Structuring Your Next InvestmentUsing $200k as a down payment, you can target a $600–$800k property with conventional financing (assuming 25–33% down).Consider using cash-out proceeds strategically:Part for down payment.Part for renovations or improvements on the new property.Keep some reserve capital for unexpected costs.4.

It's a massive amount of work, with a lot of curveballs and unexpected delays and expenses, heads up.

The new PM found several other essential repairs that had not been handled by the Norada approved company (leaking pipes, non- grounded electrical outlets) so there was another huge repair bill.

I have been researching and studying for about 5 years but after the global health conflict personal tragedy struck with the unexpected tragic loss of my child having to set things aside.

Many won’t start without a 20, 30 or 40% down, then there are delays unexpected change orders, etc.As a handyman you would be best fitted to purchase a fixer upper and act as your own GC to repair the property.

There's a ton of different outlets. 

Strangely she said the LG's were horrible, and I always thought they were pretty good. this all in one unit really works exceptionally well, takes way less time than I expected, and all you need is a 110v outlet and the drain.great solution for tight spaces and small homes.... 

I actually have some contacts within Atlantic City and I think there might be ways we can help each other out.

They’ll call you daily, which is actually helpful since it keeps you updated on your loan status and shows their commitment to meeting the closing deadline, as long as no unexpected issues arise.