I believe you're on the right track, but you should know before you buy if you can bring the subject up in value to the desired comps, if not and you're selling the runt in the litter, healthy and in good shape, just smaller or less expensive, then you should have an idea about your profits and probably a quicker sale.

I want to invest in healthy, growing areas.

Our association is financially very healthy with 100% paid receivables for 6 years now, but that is very very rare.

Just wanted to get further opinions to see if my numbers make sense, if 50k is a "healthy" budget for a basic college reno, or not.

Jeff S Na Usually on BP when I see people posting deals for joint venture partnerships, it's because they don't have the cash to put into the deals that a HML would require, and decide that if they can get the money to do the deal, and there's a healthy enough profit potential, giving away a big chunk of the deal on the other end is worth it, if they couldn't do the deal otherwise.

My friend works in a bank and they see but the loans are very rarely truthfully almost never called in because they are happy to have a healthy performing loan.

I just want a decent place to live without any mold and to fell healthy agin and can bring my dog back home.

A healthy percentage of my business is with investors but I could never survive on just serving investors. 

It did not look like a healthy start for a partnership.

I was thinking a healthy flip market was a sign of high demand for new style housing when there is little supply.