I studied Biology in college in the hopes of going to med school.

Someone pitched me a four-plex earlier today that needed $100k or more in rehab (or might even be a tear down) that was near the Med-Center for $229k.

BYW, if you’re flipping, there is no cap gains, it’s ordinary income plus 15.3% ss/med.

You typically have the following coverage items and maybe a few added endorsement items.Dwelling coverage, Replacement cost (determined by a replacement cost calculator), Small amount of personal property coverage, Loss of Rents, Premises Liability (max 1 million), Med Pay, Landlord Personal Injury Liability.

Med low is a better description of the properties that I am refering to.

I don't always have time to respond quickly since I consult a lot for Med Rehab Cos. 

You would want people to work & delay med school for 4-5+ years off to save enough to pay for med school, and lose 4-5 years of increased pay of a physician... like I said do you understand opportunity cost? 

We really only invest in the area just west of state line and just north of county line near KU Med.

Girlfriend is going to Drexel University Med School, and we are complete strangers to the area.

It would be great to enter total sq footage, number of bathrooms, linear feet of kitchen, and finish quality( low, med, high) and get a breakdown of labor and material, roughly speaking.For example- 8" foundation, $/per sq ft- Framing $/sq ft-no of bathrooms/kitchens cost of rough plumbing-rough electricaletc etc etc