You need to understand the process in it’s entirety before going that direction.

Investment and investing has inherent risk up to and including the loss of the entirety of funds. 

Purchase price: $62,000 Cash invested: $14,000 3/2 1450 sqftOriginal ProjectionsPP $62,000Rehab $33,000Target Appraisal $120,000Target Rental Income $1250/mFinal NumbersPP $62,000Rehab $50,000Appraisal $172,000Rental Income $1600/mPurchased with Hard Money loan (10% down, rehab fully funded with draw schedule, interest paid on entire rehab budget through entirety of the loan.)

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As Bonnie mentioned above, it's crucial that a cost seg company asks a lot of questions to understand the entirety of your situation to determine if it's beneficial for you or not.

Hence the reason why Wil started this marathon of a thread.This thread is to slowly and painfully educate the new or inexperienced investor/wholesaler in the process of a good wholesale deal.I believe that if someone can read this thread in it's entirety they will pick up a few key pieces to help iron out the rough edges.

But then again, your math is trash so that's expected.And you didn't mention PITI in it's entirety, you just mentioned insurance & taxes, where's the principal and interest in your direct expenses?

Jason Chen I'm going to assume you failed to read my post in its entirety.

I have recently taken over the company in its entirety from my parents and I'm looking to expand it. 

For us to say that any risk is too high at any set dollar amount is not really accurate since no one here can assess the risks of the deal in it's entirety.