My schedule is tight over the next few weeks but could meet for coffee this Thursday, Sept 6th at 7:30 a.m. at Moose and Sadies in North Loop (Minneapolis). 

We want to get a quote on building this to be weather tight, with us completing the project.

My ship hasn't been tight because I was the full time caregiver for my brother, 24x7  He is now deceased so I'm just getting my bearings now.

I'm a long-time listener and reader of BP but fresh to Milwaukee. My partner and I are interested in predominately buy-and-hold multifamily. We look forward to meeting all the wonderful people on this forum and hopefu...

Hi Claire,I've been doing this since 87 and here's what I see.Duplexes usually do not have 50% expenses, usually less.If there is no air, you might want to get some quotes and see if you could finance the AC, I think without central Air in Fort Worth you might not get the $1,000 a month.To me your income is tight, for sfh I like a minimum of $3600 net profit a year, duplex $6,000, Tri and quad I'd like to see $2,400 out of each unit.I like to use http://www.*******************.com to give me a pretty good idea of the value.It appears to me that you are making $83 a month per side.

She has paid me way pass that deadline for many months.

But had we begun on a shoestring, our flip could have sunk us.In addition, DFW is a very tight market, the wholesale properties we see being put on the market are too thin for us to make money.

He feels bad about miss bidding and understands that he is my contingency plan so yes he’s working to save on subs, he did all of the HVAC rough, the electrical, it’s framed up, he is blocking in the windows and doors we don’t want and subbing whenever he can in other words we are tight and that’s how he plans on getting the fronted money back to me.

I just wanted to make a post for people who may be struggling or feeling discouraged about how tight the inventory is.

One that meets deadlines.