My guess is that your own flips would have been good candidates for BRRRR, and you could have been at the Refi stage, multiplied by the number of flips you have done.

Multiply that by 12 and this owner is in some dire straights.  

Multiply by 12 months, you get $1,800 cash left over.

I for one, am wondering about the avalanche/sunami waiting, when the hedge funds pull out and dump the houses on the market.

Equity in your real estate is a very powerful position to be in.Over the past years, and thanks to my wife's conservative control of our cash flow, we have been able to pay off mortgages that in turn created a large equity base from our portfolio.Having a large equity is a great position for investors.Creating Equity is a great goal to aim for.With Equity an investor can:Have large cash flow Borrow against SellExchangeBlanket mortgagesIncrease net worthIncrease the quality of portfolioIdeas to increase Equity:Control real estate below market valuePay down mortgages by increasing base income flipping propertiesUse substitution of collateral techniquesApply more than regular payments on the mortgageTax Deferred 1031 ExchangesIncrease rental cash flowKeep score of your equity as properties are purchased (make it a game, a goal)Make one equity based offer a week (do this a wealth will follow)Multiply yourself by having others bring you transactions (Locators, Bird Dogs, Agents)Sell things you have (accumulated in your garage or basement) apply proceeds to mortgagesAdvertise and market your services more aggressively Charles

It uses a combination snowball/avalanche approach, and after I read through it's plan for me, it made perfect sense.  

These both numbers multiplied and we have the propertie value.Thats byzantine ^^.

This is were closing costs become expensive because we multiply them x 2.

If you could offer some fixed rate Pricing that might help at least to get started so the investors know exactly what they are payingAs far as more specifics on price, dissect the current deal that you are doing and try to lay out how many hours you are dedicating to these tasks, multiply it times some rates estimates and subtract it from your final margin you will quickly see the impact on the margins and why I say it will cost sensitive.  

Answer the above and multiply.