Your property was only marginally performing before it jumped in value. 

Yet it seems like the “thing to do” is to leave the job market and become a full time investor.With it getting harder and harder to find deals in real estate, and with the margins getting smaller and smaller in general, will investors who have left the 9-5 to persue their dreams of investing in real estate full time be forced back into seeking a job to pay the bills?

However, $700 a month is a small margin for error in a project this size.

All in all, I'd check those numbers because your margins are kind of slim.

We are selling now one of our flips (https://www.idealista.com/inmueble/81685415/), and even with our 20% margin you could make 6%. 

Since you are a pro, use the calculators provided under tools to help but here is my quick rundown on a post-it:Buy = $80kRehab = $30kHML Points = $3kHML Interest = $3k (assuming 90 days held total)Holding Costs = $1,500 (assuming 90 days electric, gas, water/trash/sewer, builders risk ins, prop tax)*Selling Costs = $10k (6% relator fees, 1.5% closing costs)Sale Price = $135kProfit = $7,500*I am taking a very high level guess on your holding costsFor me this is WAY too thin of a margin.

When you're getting $100 bucks cash flow they are quite literally asking for a 20% of my already slim margin.

Marginal deal at best . 

My point is, know your market and what kind of margins flippers look for.

Hi Wendy, those sites that say "We Buy Houses" are actually wholesalers as well and if you get a good enough deal they could buy it from you but it would have to be really amazing to have enough margin for both you and the other wholesaler.