Contractors handle the rehab scopes.

I’m seeing a lot of investors talk about delays affecting their funding timelines and holding costs.
How are you keeping projects on track?
What red flags do you look for when choosing contractors?

Quote from @Srinivasa Subramanian: @Keith Jablonowski we experienced a similar issue with laundry and we swapped ours out with coin-ops which helped us to reduce these issues and generate some passive income as well.  

Refi the current rental to reduce the rate and buy another...just don't overextend.

https://www.hud.gov/sites/dfil...We have a process for handling it. 

This signifies that these carriers are willing to take on policies that are lower priced and therefore implies that the risk for these companies must be going down.Yesterday, I received an email from Tower Hill Insurance, a long-time provider of insurance in Florida that stated"The combination of the favorable weather and the reduced litigation costs provides us the opportunity to lower rates for our members.

By reducing your down payment, you free up cash to make other investments down the line.

I ask you to consider this because imany first time buyers choose locations where the properties will not have a positive cash flow while they are residing in the property & the goal is just to reduce thei living expenses (i.e. have rent cover a portion of mortgage payments.) 

This reduced turnover can lower vacancy losses and turnover costs, which directly benefit your net operating income.Advantages:1.

-- AND the practical thing: Clean up my credit rating by (a) increasing available credit (without any hard pulls), and (b) clearing as much open debt as possible to reduce credit utilization (and then keeping it clear!).