. $105K for a triplex (two 1-bedroom units and one efficiency unit). 407 N.

@Matt Smith Hey Matt, A few items here: You can always offer the 80% of the listed priceThere is already meat on the beat, it is the $500 less than what you're paying right now, and YOU (no, sorry TENANT) is paying down your mortgageDuplexes are hard to come buy in your area [you found one of the unicorns-this is a sign lol] One item to watch is the number of rooms and bathrooms, which could increase your ongoing maintenance expenses, but you already have some capital set aside so you've got that covered too-you're rock n rollin!

I'm not sure on the specifics of the particular market you're looking at but I would never pay 100k for something only bringing in $700 n rent.

Just had my termite inspection yesterday here in South Jersey on a fix n flip I have under contract and it shows extensive damage in crawl space to almost every floor joist, sill, etc.

My goal here is to create an end to end project that any part-time buy n hold investor can use to acquire property.

Hello @Case Roos,I'm new to "Real Estate" as an investor, I have my primary residence with equity I'd like to use to buy/hold rentals and then move away from the stock market roller coaster into cash flow + equity in real estate.I'm just trying to find something to jump into and get my feet wet.I'm looking to start by buying and holding in Oregon as it's where I was born n raised, but would eventually like to also buy out of state.Do you do the fixes yourself or have a small team you work with to get it all done?

Hi Renzo, I work with different lenders that do fix n flips.

I'm close to closing on a new construction home in Sacramento but just found out that because my most recent job is 1099, my lender has instructed me that I will need a portfolio lender as I'm considered 'self-employe...

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I am excited to be here and I focusing on wholesaling but also open to fix n flips if the numbers make sense and I find the right power team members.