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How much or how little profit on a flip?
I am looking at a house that will comp for $165-$175k. The reno is about $33,000. I placed a bid today for $110,000. When I sell the home for $170k I will make 20k. The sale is a short sale. The bank has pre-approved a sale for 150k.
Here is my question. Is 20k to much? I don't mind making 10k or even 5k. Its more than what I had when I started. I'd hate making any money because my offer is to low and won't be considered by the bank. Part of the reason for 20k is in case I make a 10k mistake (something I didn't see was going to be a problem).