Funds have been allocated already, meaning they're not taking any new applications, but PREVIOUS applications, like yours have money allocated to it.

A 25% loss feels a lot worse than two 13% gains.End of the day, I just decided that I preferred to manage my own capital than to allocate that job to someone else. 

Experience in cost estimating and allocation, as well as knowledge of the applicable tax law are also important criteria.2. 

How/what are you re-investing & allocating that $30,000/month back into the business currently?

Just being very patient waiting for really good deals on materials probably saved me 50k trust me it was hard pretty much allocating all of my cash I was making and no one else understood the point.

@Abhijit Roy choudhuryThere is a proposed legislation in the house by Democrats to allocate money to cover rents of tenants affected by Covid.

The truth is you can make $600,000 a year and still be broke if you dont know how to properly allocate your funds.

Still it's money that would be better allocated towards principle on one of my rentals.  

Worst case, the entirety of the $23,400 contingency allocation is subtracted from the $42,000.00 leaving a balance of $18,600.00 in the account + the $5,000 if not utilized.I would still consider this a win given the balance in the account (approximately 10% of purchase price even if full budget was allocated) pl us equity pay-down and whatever appreciation the property sees.

I suspect $850 would be conservative maintenance/cap ex estimate (versus $624 you currently have allocated) assuming no large deferred maintenance items.