@Kyle Marsh everything starts with a deal.

I'm new to the investment real estate realm but I keep hearing that Harry Marsh is the name to work with in the Charlotte area.

Good ROI, but that $20,000 can get wiped out very quickly with a collapsed/cracking sewer line, and as @Luke Marsh may know, it seems every buyer in Cincinnati wants a sewer scope any more, or at least they did for a few years.So yes, I want to know that I am making about 20% ROI, but I also need to go in thinking I am making at least $30,000 so I can feel comfortable that I won't lose money if a big ticket items comes up that wasn't planned for. 

PennyMac Loans and Harry Marsh Law for closing (both were great)!

@Kyle Marsh General rule of thump on too low of a low ball offer would be 70% of ARV (Fair Market Value after repairs) minus repair expenses.

Harry Marsh at harrymarshlaw.com.  

I just wanted to share our experience on a 46 unit Renovation and the topics discussed are in no order whatsoever.We were able to acquire a duplex community in an awesome location.This community consists of 23 buildings with 46 tiny little units in a duplex set up.These buildings were initially built as army barracks that were never put into service and a local dentist bought them from the military and had them trucked down to a great little site that has some marsh views and is in the heart of a really neat city.

Also Harry Marsh.

As for I, I'm a carpenter and i'm interested into building or renovating a house to make a little profit out of it.That being said, I was wondering if it was a good idea considering we would be purchasing near June 2017 and selling around Marsh 2018. 

Hi,I have rental property in White Marsh, MD.