I find myself looking for subcontractors that do very good work, but for cheaper prices, which requires more management from me.I personally feel like there’s a lot of money being left on the table when you pass up an investment opportunity because it falls slightly below the 70% rule.Now if you’re getting construction bids done at $12 - $20 per square feet like J and others do, then I’m sure you can go below the 70% rule (by the way how in the world can I get to those numbers for rehab bids!?!?

Hello! I’m an investor in Atlanta Georgia  and I’m used to getting rehab quotes from GC’s that are between $35/sqft (not too much walls need to be moved or roof or anything) to $65/sqft (everything needs to be done) t...

@Henry Washington I just listened to your episode on the BP podcast. 

EDIT: I think if you right-click the little square, then select "View Image", it should download the PDF.

It is 1b/1b and 605 square feet.

Unfortunately Washington has quite a wait period before I could get in the house.

I am new to wholesaling and would love to network with anyone in the Seattle/Puget Sound area who is currently wholesaling and knows the ins and outs on the legalities in WA state.

I'm looking at a house in Bremerton, WA that is a toss up between renovating it, and blowing it up and starting fresh.

Also, tenants never care for things in a rental...so your new cabinets will soon have lots of wear and tear on them and you're back to square one.  

Based on research of recent sales in this particular condo complex and nearby 1/1's with similar square footage I feel quite secure.