Licensures would probably take a year or two to get sorted out, but it seems like the best way to maximize our profits from resale, and it would also allow us to basically pay ourselves for our own services, rather than us slaving away at our desk jobs while we pay others to do these things.Lacking an enormous pile of money, we are contemplating asking family members for short-term loans.

Why would I eat an enormous feast today on the sale of the property, then go look for more food tomorrow, when I can have someone make me a less extravagant lunch every day of the year..?

If you are wondering why the budget is so high for my project, it is due to the enormous of amount of new construction in the area.That being said, I am spending an enormous amount of money in renovations in order to make my property match the new construction and have the property blend in.

Going back to the original topic, Manhattan properties don't cash flow when you first acquire it, but it becomes an enormous cash cow once you work the asset and are patient with it.

I suspect that the partial culprit is an enormous tree in the tiny backyard that is maybe 6 feet from the house, but don't know much about this type of thing.

Those that bought aggressively these last few years have made enormous gains but are also the ones with properties sitting right now 2-3 months still significantly overpriced.

There's a huge demand for both but the demand for lower priced single family for first time homebuyers is enormous and there isn't much end in sight there from what I can see.

IMO flipping long distance is near impossible with enormous risk. 

@Joe Splitrock  How do the enormous student rental companies do it?  

This has been enormously helpful!