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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Who’s willing to mentor or guide through a big flip!
Found a project in Richmond, VA where the purchase price is under $150k for a duplex in a booming area. The property is in terrible condition where it easily could cost about $150k+ for the renovation and selling "As Is"
I’ve checked the comps and it seems that market price for that area is about $250-$375k along with the next door neighbors home being relatively new and renovated from it’s older structure.
There’s a lot of potential in this property. For learning purposes, I don’t mind being the eye for whoever is use to projects with this potential risk. I have pictures of the property and good insight on the home.
I was thinking of getting a FHA 203k Type B and putting down the 3.5% but there's just so much work needed for this place which is why I don't mind being the eyes for someone who would want more detail.
Overall, I wouldn’t go