My goal is no less than 20k worst case scenario up to 100k on my entry level flips in Northern California. entry level flips on the west coast are just uber competitive to buy.. especially in our market were your competing with contractors who do their own work if they can make their normal construction profit and another 10 to 15k they are going to do that.. and that knocks out most of us who don't do the work ourselves..

You will be locked in at a much lower fixed rate and you'll knock out that debt using cheaper dollars over time as inflation erodes the value of our currency.

It is certainly not as good of a reason I imagined myself choosing when I first started dreaming about real estate investing, but frankly we are just tired of being stuck in analysis paralysis and want to get started in the school of hard knocks.

Thank you much Andrew - it's contributors like you who slowly help knock down the scary walls of ignorance when attempting to get into this industry.Thanks again!

Ifthat information is unavailable to you, go knock on the neighbor’s door.

No sure of where in ATL metro you are targeting but that price point usually knocks out south ATL which, I personally think is going to have the most growth. 

Unless you have 100k plus in loans knock those suckers out

The numbers you did were for 33% of rent and that works because I usually knock off percentages off my numbers depending how the property condition is.

A condo is listed for 110kAnd i knock off 30k and buy it for 80kSo I buy the condo for 80kThen i renovate itLets say ARV is 130kWould it be worth it in this scenario??

I'm helping with all of the activities (minus cold calling and door knocking) that help to generate leads and acquire properties that they can either exit through wholesaling, fix and flip, wholetailing, and possibly buy and hold rentals.