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Evan Polaski#5 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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@Mary Eubanks, I look for $50k minimum projected profit or 20ish%, whichever is higher.  But this also has to do with overall scope of work and projected timeline.

$50k min, because a missed sewer line replacement can run $30k, so regardless of scope, I need to make sure I have real buffer.  And because all flips require work, and I simply value my time.  20%, because I don't want to put out $500k to only make $50k.  In Cincinnati, where houses are still relatively affordable compared to coastal metros, I won't say there are a lot of properties that will hit this mark, but there are certainly some, so no need to jump at low yield properties, when I know another higher yield one will come, even if it takes several months or so.  

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