However it could be worth 170k-180 if everything was fixed and I think I could get it going as a functional rental property for the purchase price plus another 20k and some blood sweat and tears and maybe could get it reappraised in a year and do a heloc, but I could end up being 160k in when you factor in lost rent and is 10-20k inequity worth the gamble? 

I'm not sure how inflated this is but it seems as though I already have about $100k in equity into the house, which is crazy..The neighborhood is about 80% finished but still under development and they are starting phase 2. 

I have about 100K in equity and am looking at pulling out some cash for a new roof and also to use in other investments.

I am a rookie and this flip is only my second deal I’ve done, but I am eager to keep the momentum going as this was my second deal of the year.I have about $50k in equity in a SFH long term rental, and I was wondering would that be enough for a portfolio lender to lend to me to get my next deal?

Example: If my ARV is $200k, I want to be all in ( acquisition & construction ) at around $180k ( I like all of my deals to have built in equity).

There’s at least $50k in equity on this property.

Removed $50,000 in equity to purchase additional property at auction - and sold the property 18 months later for $100,000 Lessons learned?

You can have a situation where you accelerated more depreciation than you have in equity/value.

An increased of over 300k in equity Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

So if I have $2 million ( mark to market value) in notes, I hold $4 million in real property, at 50% leverage meaning I have an additional $2 million invested in equity.