It allows a 10% down payment/equity injection at a time when many commercial lenders require 30% down.You can finance manufacturing or Green Building projects up to $12,000,000.

First, is there a Capital injection by the borrower in the activity being financed, it's just a skin in the game, as a lender I want to know you will get hurt if I get hurt.

I gotta be able to live whilst building the nest to inject into investments. 

Do them a favor and inject a little reality into their dreams of market domination.

When calculating that, do you go off the purchase price, the purchase price plus estimated closing costs, or the mortgage amount after equity injection?

Where did that increase come from, not from the property, from the cash injected.

You cant inject the apoxy/trenchless on your Y connection part of your main line cause it will clog all other hot & cold water connections going to it so you can only do it where it has no other connections which is half the length for my building.

And it can scale with the amount of debt and equity injected into the deal.

If it happens right away, you will still take a kick to the cash flow ... or, if you have not managed to build your contingency, you may need to inject more capital into the property.In our operating expense calculations we allow a 10% maintenance and CapEx set-aside each year ... unless we are buying a property with known higher amounts of deferred maintenance, where we sometimes use a 15 - 20% set-aside.

They can either tent the house, or "spot" treat, which is injecting chemical into the walls wherever they see signs of them.