@Delbert Standifer you should use the calculator on bigger pockets for rental properties to find the answer your looking for. too many factors are involved to determine a generic "cash flow" on a property $80k to $100k.

hoping for someone to provide me with a generic bid sheet that includes all line items for a basement finishing. 

You will have much better results trying to call people and having knowledge of the property than sending out generic texts to hundreds or thousands of people daily.

Don’t listen to any “wholesale gurus” who use generic ballpark numbers.

All bids are opened by the computer along with issuing generic "counter offers" that are not a counter at all but an invitation to re-bidI track most of the investor bids to get an idea of what bids are accepted and there is no one bidder dominating the market in Texas

A safe, generic guideline is to average your taxable income for the past 2 years. 

It's very generic and I had it reviewed by my RE attorney a while back to make sure it's Ohio compliant.

Your personal rentals - probably yes, but it's a case-by-case analysis and not some generic answer. 

Examples:Sell HouseSell Home FastHouses for CashHome BuyersThese are more generic keywords that will get the most searches, impressions, and likely paid Google search clicks.In your secondary campaign (roughly one-third of your budget)  I would suggest experimenting with niche keywords that have a lower search volume. 

If you leave things generic, you'll likely find that smart contractors will do one of two things:1.