v=hrOR9mYk0Vs&t=9sIn the video he went through several variations of the numbers to see if the property would work for his strategy and in the end he basically said he would have to offer so little to make it work for him that it probably wouldn't fit his strategy at the time.However, in the description of the listing it said "Includes 2 lots.

Doing this I've noticed there are TONS of options and variation among "deals"....Good work and keep them going.

There are a bunch of variations, and if you get it from a reliable source you'll be fine.

Real estate prices seem to vary quite dramatically in expensive cities vs poor ones, variation that is large relative to the price of other goods and services.

This one could swing either way, but I would hesitate to go this route.Do a variation:- Take the contractors through and get the bids (renovation cost)- Determine the ARV from local comps- Determine what profit you want to makeAt that point, offer to "JV" with him, where he owns the asset and you finance the renovations. 

There were slight variations in the name so I get why they were missed.I signed up for the Michael Quarles coaching which I have been happy with.

I'd be asking the installer (assuming you're using one) what they have had success with.The fake hand scraped has enough variation where it holds up well to wear as well as photos.

The downside is her existing interest is pretty high, and I will not be able to cash flow positive until I refinance it out.Option 2: Take a conventional loan and cover her existing mortgage for 350k with 20% down, and do a cash out refinance in about 8 months (since it's worth $450k).Or perhaps a variation of both options?

Chris Sullens I'd say there is no standard as there are hundreds of variations.

As a Property Manager, we work for our clients and that is why communication from both sides is so important, but with you out of the loop, you will need a PM that you like and will accommodate maybe some very basic variations of how that manager operates.