So many ways to slice up this melon. 

Man going from 7,000 to 10,000 in 10 months is pretty impressive.

But that was a few hundred square feet on a three acre property.If you don't want to give away the slice (I probably wouldn't) then its your fence.  

This was great and got me a stable asset with a pretty narrow equity slice, but after 5-6 apartments, I realized what a hassle it was to actually rehab a living unit, and that if I was going to go to the brain damage of remodeling a place, there was a strong argument for doing it once, doing it right, and then taking the money and running.

An easier way to fix and flip, is to partner with the owner, use a TIC Agreement, make the repairs, sell, hand the owner their slice and you keep your profits......much easier. :)

The A/C is not hooked up yet or the window units would be gone.They were nice enough to slice open the screen on a window we had just installed.  

I'm sure you're husband's current hourly rate is only a small slice of that $600 because he's working for some company and they are probably keeping the lion's share of the $600.

Paying interest on a loan is just "the cost of doing business" but must of course be factored into the overall finances/ROI.Otherwise, do you have a family member / friend who might want a slice of the pie?

The pie is big enough for everybody to get a slice all renters/buyers are not looking for the same thing nor can they afford the same things...Really.

It’s just plain tough to cash-flow with a PM slicing 18%-30% off of the top.But don’t take my word for it.