last year i bid on 1 parcel , title search was $200, a nd i didnt get the house. how much do you typically pay for a search?

I typically use 50% but multi units can be anywhere from 40% to 60%.

However to have a consistent wholesale business it will take money for marketing and this would be our biggest expense. 2) You need an Earnest money deposit to put the deal under contract - typically $500-$2500 but can be as little as $10 or $100 if dealing directly with a truly motivated seller. 3) Money to make the deal happen - fees to a title company etc.

For a typical basement $4-6K is about what you should expect.Now, installing interior drain tile won't keep the water from creating pressure along the foundation wall -- it will just give the water that gets through the wall a place to go.

90-120 days is typical for an actual approval.

Therefore, I'm very curious as to what plan he came up with in regards to capital gains as using the S-corp essentially negates that unless you're holding long term and for other reasons.They can look at your other activities and other corporations in an audit, so don't think you're too lucky.J Scott basically repeated everything I've stated in other threads.

I'm estimating a COC of about 21-23%.My thoughts were, at these interest rates (we are locked in at 4.5% for 30 years), it is OK to buy at market value because you are essentially getting loaned money at below market value.About me and my strategy:I'm 28 years old.

We typically get the call in my county near the end of the business day that we have confirmation of recording and escrow has closed.

I have been investing in the city and in the surrounding area for several years and I typically get returns better than the general 1% & 2% that I see people mention in regards to residential property in these forums.

When we looked at the house, her apartment stunk, but when I did the walk through before closing it seemed fine, so maybe one of the dogs had an accident and it wasn't typical.