I would just simplify it in an excel spreadsheet:Total acquisition price+total rehab+all in refi costs=xX/.8 (assuming you need 80% LTV)=appraised value (After Repair Value)Then you just need to confirm your numbers and if the appraised value is doable. 

You’re not alone, especially in high-cost vacation markets.

hey @Nausher Cholavaram these look pretty good, I'm not seeing the address to give any specific feedback but if you include that in the title or post i'd be happy to give you feedback on the specific numbers. 

If you completed your 1031 and put the property in a single-member disregarded LLC, meaning that the LLC has one member and does not file its own tax return.

As utility costs rise, commercial real estate (CRE) investors are increasingly turning to smarter, more equitable ways to manage shared expenses—especially in multi-unit properties without individual utility meters.

With a lot of tenants, if you raise their rent, and then add in this RBP fee, it creates a hardship.

Hi all,I’m an active buyer of residential non-performing notes and always looking to learn from and connect with others in this space.

Quote from @Kyle Fort: I'm looking to connect with licensed brokers in Ohio — or those who recently let their license go inactive but are eligible to reinstate it.

I'd advise looking for a mentor locally, in person instead of on the forums.

that is my sentiment currently as well, just wanted to ask others in the forums!