End buyer here in Little Rock.

Has anyone tried a pad split property in the Jacksonville area?

One unit that I’m living in is already renovated as a mini split new floors all that.Hi, I’m looking for ways to increase the value of my four family without displacing tenants to do renovations.

I am looking at a seller finance deal but am trying to have the loan amortize at an even split between principal and interest, rather than the standard bank amortization.

The single-family property doesn’t have any existing ductwork, so we’re planning to install a multi-zone mini split system (4 zones).We’ve received three quotes so far, ranging from $18K to $26K from HVAC companies.

I have had mixed results appealing appraisals from having my appeal 100% rejected (on real flimsy grounds) to getting an $80k upper on the valuation (which was still an under value).The post that your basis is between $210k and $220k for an appraised value of $282k means you have done an outstanding job and have sweat equity of at least $62k. you rocked this!  

On a sidenote, it looks like you decided to stay in Little Rock as a contractor.

But Joe Splitrock, Jim K.,  Nathan G. and many others have recently disappeared.  

I'm not sure why he has say on the split when your the flipper?

@Shakur Granger I completely disagree that 80% LTV only works when the rehab it tight and ARV is rock solid...value-add investing in general ONLY works when you do it right (correct budget/ARV) regardless of if its 70% or 80% LTV.