We spent about $100,000 with all the costs to get to the PUD Tentative map stage. 

I would like to retire early (I'm 33 now - so hopefully by 45) so cash flow will be more important at that stage than it is now. 

My last project was 770 acquisition cost, 70 reno+staging, 45 selling, profit before tax 140.

Hello everyone,I have a few questions regarding the BRRRR strategy since I am in the beginning stages of executing my first purchase using said method.

Hello everyone,I have a few questions regarding the BRRRR strategy since I am in the beginning stages of executing my first purchase using said method.

We listed the house frantically (1% commission), staged it a little early on net 60 terms, and did several open houses, decreasing the price dramatically in hopes that I could get out quick and at least break even.

The appraiser will point out to the end buyer all the issues in the inspector report, including that the roof is in its third stage of its life and will need to be replaced soon. 2)If this is your first rehab, I'd add an additional 10 % of your current rehab expenses as a cushion.

At this stage, some more patience might still be a virtue.

At this stage of the game for you, I would focus on banking as much money as possible and absorbing as much information as you can on real estate.

At this stage of your life/career, your best bet is to maximize your savings into liquid assets (ETFs should be you go to option - Vanguard, Fidelity or Blackrock).