You’ve probably heard J Scott’s real estate story (spoiler alert—he’s killing it!). But he’s never really told his money story that led up to this massive real estate success.Today, we talk to J and discover that in h...

I’m not sure how that translates to rentals, be it security deposits or otherwise, but I would love to find out.

But tinkering with the monthly rent, purchase price, and maintenance numbers even a little bit (all still within the ranges given to me) yields both positive and negative cash flows depending on what I alter and so I don't know which of those adjustments are "right" to make or not.

The boards are corrupt, they can disallow rentals and alter existing regulations at a board meeting.

Yup, I was street canvassing Pilsen today and saw 3 stop work order signs from the city for interior alterations without a permit... 

That should be able to help you translate the ability to convert the 50% profit into a dollar amount.

If your architect has to make too many alterations to the generic plans, then it's better off just have the architect come up with something custom in the first place.

Hello BP Community,I was wondering if anyone has experience in their full time job (if it is not flipping houses) that directly translates or contributes to contractor/project management as it relates to flipping houses.For example, I am a new investor working full time as a chemical engineer.

We are also putting 30% downOur plan is once we have the visa + social security number we can build credit then refinance with a 'standard' loan in around one year from now.My question is we have been offered 8.74% with 1.25 in borrower paid points, these points translate to a $2,811 fee added to your closing costs.  

Would you be willing to share with me a deck you used for a prior deal, one that outlines the flow of funds and then translates from math to english?