hello fellow BP'ers,I am 20 years old and actually didn't go to college due to the unrealistic prices and uncertain ROI on my degree.

Am I being unrealistic?

I was told once that frustration and discouragement arise out of unrealistic expectations.

Does it maybe seem that sellers have gotten their expectations up too much lately and setting asking prices unrealistically high? 

I think 4k cash flow with 150k is a little unrealistic. 

That's unrealistic. 

@Theresa Minifield I do also believe the pandemic and supply/demand have had a great impact on prices and rent rates but in the next 3-5 years we will all hear more talk about how iBuyers and institutional investors have propped up real estate values to unrealistic and unsustainable levels.

That is plenty to start with, just don't have unrealistic expectations of home run deals with a modest amount to invest.Also one last question how hard is it to foreclose on a property and if so am I responsible for the back taxes.It is not hard for you, you just give the file to an attorney and he or she will do all the work.

.$60/sf is pretty unrealistic a number to expect a real construction firm to come in at unless you're starting with a flat, scraped lot and you're doing only the most basic of finishes... and/or building 10-15 houses at the same time using the same 3-4 plan sets over and over to reduce overhead.

From what you have here, if that's all you have you cannot possible know what the cost of construction will be, therefore talking profit is unrealistic.