Would like to talk with someone more in depth about how much this may cost to rewire.Thank you,Eric

@Todd Goedeke thank you for the in depth response.

People can and do purchase commercial real estate that have been studying and analyzing the market, but I would say the majority of people need the support and the in depth knowledge to feel peace of mind about their purchase.I work alongside my dad who has 30+ years experience in the field and see this knowledge piece as invaluable to customers looking to buy/sell.

When you provide more windows it visually makes the interior space feel bigger because your depth perception goes to the outside.

Things like doing paint before replacing the flooring you should learn (so you don't have to worry about covering the floor), but may not focus really in-depth like how many stairs / vertical rise before a handrail is needed.

I will do more research on this method of financing as I definitely need to understand more in depth the pros and cons.

I haven't gotten that in depth with them yet so would appreciate your thoughts on the different ways to do that.4.

The actual analysis is more in depth, but it's a good way to see in the above scenario that if the house needs $20k of work and the sellers won't sell for anything less than $65k it's probably not a deal.So let's look at the math in your scenario.$240k x .7 = $168k (ARV x 70% rule)$168k - $35k = $133k (70% of ARV - repairs)$133k - $5k = $128k ($133k price - wholesale fee)In this scenario $128k should be your maximum allowable offer, all things equal.

Definitely read this too as a start: https://www.biggerpockets.com/guides/ultimate-real-estate-investing-guide/introduction- And the other BiggerPockets books are great resources too along with all of the site content and forums which are free - Narrow down your focus on where you want to start and what you want to learn, probably best to pick one thing at a time to really dive into and get good at versus trying to learn every strategy in-depth at the same time.

Always enjoy reading what you have to say,  and only about 60% of it is out of my depth.