What are some typical numbers or percentages you’ve seen in practice

One question I ask every investor we work with is this:“How do you typically evaluate potential financing partners?”

Hey everyone,I’m working on a retail fix-and-flip in Central Florida using a hard money lender (90% purchase / 100% rehab), and I’m structuring the remaining capital stack.For those of you who’ve done similar deals, I’d love to learn how you typically structure short-term capital used for down payment and closing costs on these types of projects.A few questions for the group:Do you usually see this structured as a flat return or an annualized return?

Quick question for the private lenders in here:When you're managing investor capital (deposits, withdrawals, interest calculations, statements), are you typically handling that in QuickBooks?

Any appraiser should just use plain 'ole sales comps within the past year and within a reasonable distance - typically a mile or less from the subject property.• Market RentsThis may be the part where you're looking for that STR experience, but I'll tell you how the short-term rental programs typically look at rents.

Many contractors won’t agree to this.The cheapest contractors typically work for cash to avoid taxes and want to be paid immediately when they are done.

I'm having trouble deciding if it would bring more as an investment or as a typical owner occupied sale. 

2️⃣ Do older duplexes in this area typically perform well long term if systems are updated?

If you do finance, what are typically the terms?

Timeline on a basic turnover is typically 2-3 weeks.