All have been very profitable, grossing anywhere from $95k up to $300k. 

You’re already familiar with the BRRRR method, and scaling up to a 20+ unit property can provide economies of scale and potentially higher returns.Acquisitions, on the other hand, are like BRRRR for businesses buying underperforming businesses, improving them, and reaping the profits.

I did see some new builds in south side last time i was there but they were non profits building them they are the only ones that can do this in areas were existing sells for substantially lower than new builds..

It’s especially advantageous that your construction costs are lower due to being a builder, which really boosts the overall profitability of the project.The numbers look strong, especially with a refinance at 5.9% the $24k net after expenses and $12k yearly pay down show a solid return, even with conservative estimates.

Oxford House is a non-profit organization that helps individuals in recovery find sober living housing, and I feel this property might be a good fit.I’d love to hear from anyone who has experience working with Oxford House in Georgia (or similar organizations) on how to best approach this.

And then re market it they cant have a buyer lined up ahead of time.. as that on its face means they have marketed the property.So read em weep wholesalers assignors.. but I am going to provide ulra short term funding for X wholesalers were we will do JV deals and they can still do what they do.. obviously its going to cost.. so wholesalers with limited profits wont be worth it..Or X wholesalers in SC simply have to get a RE license and get in the business that way . 

Take a look at the HOA and see if it changes every year, HOA price increases can factor in on your profits with respect to Condos

Figure out your profit per door and what you need to make for a full-time income.

I could make it profitable for sure if I could self manage and fix things myself.

.• Person C is still alive and will be selling the real property today for $290,000 with an expected net profit of $235,000.Overview of Ownership and Basis Calculation1.