I'm a little confused as to why there is nothing for closing costs, but besides that it looks like a solid deal and the expenses you estimated seem to look realistic and even conservative.

I could also add a bedroom to the basement to make it a 4 bedroom -is $1900 realistic in this case?   

But on time periods of 30 years, is not realistic that the yield that the property will deliver is the one of the higher peak.

I would focus on how you help sellers and setting realistic expectations for potential leads

Property-taxes wise there are exemptions but I don't think there are any that a real-estate investor could realistically take advantage of.

Some concentrate on only flipping based on a more realistic ARV.I would work with an experienced Realtor who knows the neighborhood to get a feel for real pricing.

@Jack Greener if you’re switching then yeah it won’t really matter what you do now, just save as much as you can.I’m very realistic and blunt, and I’m a believer in taking the path of least resistance, which is what I describe above.  

, what is a realistic number?..

Can someone explain a home equity loan and realistically what’s the biggest loan I can get with a home equity loan and is it possible for it to fund the whole project????

I would like to sell my property and put 100k down on my first apartment building for around 1,000,000.My question is is this a realistic goal?