If you have enough money to buy 100 loans, it’s easier to answer—you’ll most likely see a default rate in the 3-5% range, with most defaults eventually fully cured.  

I don’t know that you’ll find any real estate in your price range generating that much cash flow.)As I’m sure you’re aware residential going to be iffy/risky with new tenant protections and landlord restrictions passed monthly.

Investment rates in the 7.5%-8% range makes seller financing at lower %'s a no brainer.

This not only gives you a range of potential costs but also helps you gauge the reliability and reputation of different contractors.Real Estate Network: Tap into your local real estate investor network.

I worked with Bianca and was able to secure $48,500 0% APR ranging 6-18 months.

Also I would try to net net at least 25k+ conservatively on a flip in that price range and if you cant with 99% accuracy say that then probably a pass...

The demand is high, with people from New York City investing in homes ranging from $350,000 to $750,000 for more luxurious properties.

I actually have been looking at smaller towns in that 3-4 hour range from me.

@Gino BarbaroI love your approach as I have a similar approach.Go big or go home isn’t always the right approach.As you note, in a market where one has a strong existing footprint, it’s easy to pick up additional smaller assets.That’s what we do in Greenville SC.It’s our only market and we own buildings that range in size from a triplex to 181 units - doesn’t matter to us.

Both options seemed to have listings in similar price ranges (250-400k range).Maybe there isn't a right or wrong here.