Logic would say the day i finish my renovations and the bank appraises the property is the day i can take out my money.

After they finish one project, they typically scramble to find another deal.

So after I finish college in 2008 I was fortunate to either buy my dream car or save it in the bank or be smart and use it to pay 25% of my student loans.

I just finished a BRRRR in Redmond and have another one in escrow.

Their desire to rent temporarily has been for several different reasons including waiting on a suitable home to purchase, until their children finish school in a certain neighborhood, they don't want the bother of repairs, or as a separated parent to stay in the same vicinity as the ex for the kids' sake before setting roots in a more desirable area. 

Unless it is going to be an executive rental, you will want durable finishes.

Thanks @Matt Geerts it was a little rocky but it sounds like we should be able to get it to the finish line.

Otherwise, if you are selling a finished product, put it on the MLS where the buyer pool is huge!

If it's just a bad finish that should be easy enough to re work.

I just finished my Master's degree and looking for active income job now to help with conventional financing down the road.