Concessions Based on ImpactAt $1,850/month (~$62/day), here’s what we’ve done in similar situations:Bathroom rehab:One bath at a time with at least one always functional → $25–$30/day credit while one is out of service.Deck replacement:If it blocks the main entrance or creates loud work-from-home disruption → $20–$25/day for those few days.Kitchen rehab:If the whole kitchen is down for several days, we’ve paid for 3–4 nights in a local hotel with kitchenette or given $40–$50/day credit.Most tenants appreciate fixed daily amounts—it feels fair and avoids negotiating every little inconvenience.3.

Delayed financing functions like a cashout refi but is technically a purchase loan.

Investment LogicWanting a property to be nice is fine - it helps with pride of ownership - but if it compromises cash flow, it’s better to step back.One approach: find a property that’s attractive but not extravagant - something functional, safe, and rentable.

I don't remember how this site was functioning in the past, but I suspect this "what you look for is hidden/buried deep where you can't find it" strategy is somewhat new to BP and its implementation may have coincided with the steep decline of this forum's overall popularity. 

Prices are always a function of low supply and high demand.

The appraiser determined the property had functional obsolesce, making it something that not many lenders would want to finance.

The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Is No Longer ViableAt the time of joining the Inner Circle, I was led to believe this was a select group of 300 top investors, a group committed to transparency, partnership, and shared success.Yet, despite escalating my concerns from Frank to Gretchen to you, Dutch, I have been met with avoidance, vague responses, or outright silence.How can the MOU function moving forward when:Investor questions are ignored.Financials are withheld.Investment structures are unclear and possibly diluted.Concerns about business practices are met with misdirection instead of resolution.You continue to invite me to Inner Circle retreats, yet you refuse to acknowledge my legitimate concerns.

As long as the big stuff (HVAC, roof, water heater) is solid and the place is safe/functional, you’re good.On the keep vs sell question with that low 2.5% rate, I’d lean toward keeping if you can stomach it, because that’s gold long-term.

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I come from an immigrant household where I saw my father working 6-7 days a week, yet still showing up to every soccer game, school function, and family dinner, and still go from being an employee to employer through pure work ethic & integrity.