It is usually not the return on investment but instead the ability to learn and relationships that are formualed from lenders to contractors etc. that can be leaned on as that individual advances in their real estate career that make these entry acquisitions worthwhile. 

Does your contract give you the ability to walk through again?

I've got a sample of the bid, but want to be sure I'm understanding what I've put together - don't want to get caught with a bill due that's bigger than what I planned. 

Usually there's increases and you have the ability to appeal in front of the board.

This will be essential for managing remotely.Property Management: If you are unable to handle the property in person, think about working with a reputable property management firm.Decision: The decision you make is based on your degree of comfort, your ability to take on risk, and your readiness to put in the time necessary to develop a network.

Last thing you want is to have a new build on a hard money loan and no ability to refinance it

I wasn't in the property very long until I had the ability to refinance and continue on my journey. 

Rather it is the ability the property to cover the payment (Rent/PITI = DSCR rate)

Just because you have the ability to do something doesn't mean you should.

But it hasn’t had a significant effect above the market’s ability to absorb that supply.