So, it's a constant challenge to understand what the maintenance issue is, so you understand what's really needed to properly fix it.

The math looks like this:$150,000 (ARV) x .70 (ARV percentage) = $105,000$105,000 – $20,000 (ERC) = $85,000 (buying price)This formula is commonly used by house-flipping investors to decide how much to pay on a fix and flip.70% Rule: Formula and ExampleThe formula itself is rather simple: Once the ARV and ERC are calculated, you then plug in the numbers.Take a house that has an ARV of $100,000 and needs $20,000 in rehab.

Currently, I'm diving into wholesaling as a way to generate revenue and build up the capital needed to take on my first fix-and-flip project.

I started my real estate investing journey earlier this year by buying an out of state property in Detroit Michigan with the goal to fix and flip as a turnkey.

So we tithed what we knew was coming every month as a fixed base. 

Maybe do a Google search for reviews.Also, who are you having fix these?

Something is wrong and you aren't going to fix it by being detached and switching to another company.

Ususally we buy, live in them, fix up and move on (never really thinking about being an investor, we just liked doing it).

And that’s with issues and that pop up, however it’s brand new so probably won’t have too many items to fix in short term.Sounds like I should list it. 

I did a couple of fixes/flips last year and am now looking to do another this year.