There might be a cap on the number of months you could or should get but without say, three months, on each home you run the risk of running up high carrying costs right off the bat.You didnt share your numbers so I hope you're comfortable with that.

The great part is the reframing used the existing header and just closed in the excess window width, so inspection was simple because I didn't touch the actual structural members so he just looked at the nailing on the new studs and sheathing on the outside and it was done.After that a coat of stucco top to bottom and paint and the whole house has a different look to it now.

Recently in my area a broker got nailed for mail fraud since he used the mail in connection with his wheeler dealer RE practices.

Florida has an 18% cap on rates.

From that alone we nailed several very profitable properties.In fact it's one of our best leads as far as owner holds as they still want a little bit of action. good luck

I simply go by % of the ARV and the actual cost to buy nailed down as the HUD-1 will show.

You need to nail it down, look at the tax angles, hopeful appreciation, if you buy crappy properties today and you don't improve them, you'll have nothing more than a job, IMO.

And you nailed it on the head with education.

But nailing the right colors will absolutely help sell your house.

After a couple years of lifting, nailing, coughing, aching, roofing, and generally running myself into the ground (including one project that literally almost killed me because I was doing ALL of the work myself), I had a realization.