I crunch the number and look at the work on the house that need to be done and theses house are selling for very little profit if any.

I have found a few, crunched the numbers, but have not been satisfied.

One concern I have is that I would like to have more opportunities to look at homes in person and not just crunching the calculations from afar; to get more precise values/estimations and to see how the property looks overall.

@Jonathan Santa Read as much as possible and crunch as much numbers and opportunities as you can!

To your best advantage on a flip, is to have it be a balloon (no worries about payments while you do work on the house) but again, I would crunch the numbers first before saying you'd split the profits.Please also make sure to document everything!

I'm surprised San Francisco is doing much better than these areas...http://www.realtor.com/news/trends/top-10-housing-...

If you don't know the difference, it's critical that you do some research now so that you'll understand when you're in a time crunch.

I'd love to hear great recommendations as well, I'm in a real time crunch.

I've been looking at properties and crunching numbers.

I've crunched the numbers and the deal still has a great cap rate for my area.So here's the problem.