I work backwards from “what do I want for cash flow per month and by what date” and what is a realistic return and does that get me there?

I will be reaching out to them, and will update this post on what they mention.Also, in the city of Philadelphia, if someone dumped trash onto your property and you reported the owner of the property will be the one who gets fined.Pretty backwards no?

I think working backwards by getting a manager on board is probably the best way for you to figure out how to proceed in the most efficient mannerThanks and GL!

Yes, it is a commercial property and it normally is valued off cap rates,  but by checking sale comps, you have an idea of roughly what properties are trading at, and you can work backward. 

but i hear ya. you do get what you pay for though and its not a race.. real estate is a long game and to me far more important to buy quality assets then taking 2 steps forward and 1 backward.. you may want to try both and see how they play out.. remote rehab simply is the most risky thing you can do in RE full stop.

In fact if anything I think you have that backwards.

@Karolina Powell I always like to look at the end goal and the timline and work backwards from there.

He admitted that he wouldn't be able to, but still had to stick with his backward looking guidelines that only justified the lower price.  

Is one of the batteries in backwards or something?

Yes, subs may not always think you're competent and quote accordingly and others will bend over backwards and do little things, without charging, because you're a woman.