I'm Willing to stick my foot end but with all this information I just don't know how to start.

My dad and I bought a 3 acre property when I was a kid, and turned our 500 square foot shack into a 1,400 square foot decent home, so that really sparked my interest in renovating properties/real estate.Recently, my investor boss has expressed interest in flipping properties in our area.

.$2,000 to make Ready Home (750 sq foot, 1 story home) ________________________________$95.00 - Landscaping / Clean Out Flowerbeds$150 - Exterior Painting$150 - Landscaping / Tree Shrubs$250 - Haul Off (Limbs, Tires, Furniture)$225 - Full House Cleaning (One Story)$495 - Wall and ceiling repairs/Paint Touch up the house from nail holes and scuff marks Seal the joints in the bathroom Walls, trim, and doors touch up Seal above the kitchen cabinetsThis all seems excessively high to me... isnt this $15/hour work with a handyman?

To start, the numbers:3 bedroom, 1.5 bath 1700 sq foot brick SFH with bonus room.Purchase Price: $59kAppraisal: $105k as is with estimated $124k after rehab.Renovation budget: $20k.Renovations include: new flooring in bonus room, kitchen and baths. total renovation of bathrooms, new cabinets, crown molding (to cover bad drywall job by previous owner), buff hard woods, paint exterior, paint interior, remove awning, remove side door and seal up, fix low spot in kitchen floor, and remove the non-permitted fire place.Estimated Rent: Initially I budgeted $950 per month based on another rental I own in a similar location, but  two houses on the same block were recently rented for $1200+.

The current options are either a single family home "that doesn't seem like a good public use to me," or a park "which would be about the most expensive 12,000 square foot park I've ever heard of."

I now no longer self manage, have a 42 unit apartment complex 2 hrs away and have a duplex that I purchased 2.5 years that, until this day, have never stepped foot into.

Where can I find info on rent comparables (like price per square foot) for that area?

I don't want to shoot myself in the foot by taking out this line of credit.

You own the property so the previous owner has absolutely no rights to the keys in the back unit or the security deposit or the prorated rent.You need to stand up for yourself and put your foot down or they will just continue to rake you over the coals.

He has a nice 30 foot boat , its name is  " Contract"  Now he puts that boat up on his 150 ft yacht .