Hello everybodyI am having a hard time making math work with DFW flips, and I understand that ship of easy money has sailed, and that wholesalers + hard money eat a lot of profits.Particular problem is with buying / selling costs.What would approximate math look like on a 150/180K PP, with 250-280 ARV with 40-50K in rehab.https://tools.reikit.com/properties/fd9710a7 - this is what my analysis looks likePlease let me know if my math is way off in terms of buying / selling costs & hard money financing.Lets assume that hard money is 70% ARV  - 12% interest only - 6 mo min with 2-3 pointsThank you!

Ran a pyramid scheme until they couldn't cash flow and jumped ship.

Most cases they take the application at the branch but have to submit the loan to a processing center out of state to then have to be shipped to a different office for underwriting. 

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We prefer San Jose to San Lucas as the latter is a bit more of a spring break cruise ship scene.Feel free to DM if I can help with any questions or recommendations.

P.s am a sailor on a ship.

Been around every block twice with 1000s of homes under belt and known to have a solid record by running tight rental ship for the investors.

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But the best feature of Google Voice is it allows you Geographic Independence you can even be on a cruise ship or in China without self-service.

Might want to “burn your ship” on this one and tell the appraiser he is bound by some form of professional ethics.