That meant having to do more work, but I think it will be a more profitable deal in the long term.

I assume he meant 72 hours from the time I enrolled using the Bigger Pockets Code.

The teacher did try and have us study balancing a check book and calculate interest rates but the class was meant for kids who couldn't pass normal high school math.

The houses are not meant to be lived in full time. 

(I had additional carrying costs from a HELOC, which meant I walked with around $45,000) What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

(I had additional carrying costs from a HELOC, which meant I walked with around $45,000).Aquisition:We found this deal on a wholesalers website who we keep an eye on.

Thanks all, only clarification is I’m making money in Summer, and apologies for miscommunication - I meant on average (annually) I’m losing 5-10k so realistically will lose $75k on it first 12 months operating (but created about $800k of equity).

I don't look much into the tagline - they're meant to be catchy. 

If you are looking for commercial properties, 5 units and above (if that's what you meant by multifamily), the Loopnet is ok, but really for larger deals.

It meant the income covers its own costs.