@Jon Schwartz also has an awesome calculator you and your target audience can download.

Target Number:                                                                                                                    320,000                                                                                                                                    -64,000 or 20% (agent fee 6% 19,200, GC Fee ~ 25,000, Title/ Closing/Funding 19,800)             256,000 all in                                                                                                                        ~40,000 Profit                                                                                                                      216,000                                                                                                                                       -5% Buffer 205,200So what can be built for 200,000This puts the build size at 200k/120sqft or 1666.67 sqftIn my gut this still appears to be to much house even with 40k in projected profit. 

We have one unit that advertises a charger and I don't think it's ever been used.

Basically, lots of low quality leads when BP advertises the program on social media such as LinkedIn or PPC. 

Here’s our OPINION for the Metro Detroit market (use as a template for your target area!)

Maybe best to use a local property management company which values you a lot:)This is an older post but may shed lighthttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/1089211-evolv...thanks John… when i was speaking with someone from Evolve O asked if they advertised on Bigger Pockets and the answer was no.. i did go to some of those forums .. thank you 

We found Kipling St through targeted local market research, identifying it as a quick-turn opportunity.

I had an advertising agreement on file with them for the last 2 years.

Their targeted CoC is only 3% which is pretty much it for Class A/B property in Denver,CO.

@Brandon MorganAbsolutely, and it's ironically what large institutions target (as well as large multifamily).