A bit of a more advanced exit strategy, but one that can be extremely profitable when implemented correctly.We spent $18k to clean out the place and then we turned around and made $40k after cleaning costs, closing costs, and commissions.

The property was sold on the same day for $28,000, showcasing our ability to execute quick, profitable transactions.

@Beth Anderson always work backwards to determine a purchase price.ARV minus profit/equity minus Rehab+10-20% minus carrying costs = purchase offerThis is a simplified example, but demonstrates the concept.

I'd also suggest doing furnished STR/MTR for the unit you guys take so you can maximize your profit. 

Have the opportunity to purchase 64 homes, all have renters, book of business is very profitable. 90% of the properties have new roofs.

If your purchase amount plus the other amounts are still low enough that you can flip a profit or benefit from it as a rental, its a winner.

I have an individual bank account for each of my properties and feel it makes it simpler to track profit and expenses by the property.

If you wholesale your own deal you can make 100% of the profits and take advantage of 3% commission. 

This could help them remain profitable while scaling.

A single family with permits for 7-8 students may be more profitable than a 3 units with two beds in each unit.