Flipping houses is a great way to create huge profits, raise private money and create marketing content around your remodels (the reason HGTV is HGTV).

With my strategy I have already surpassed a big companies net profit for my client since October.

What would you do in my shoes  If you are talking about $90k profit before transfers in Cumberland...without question id sell it instead of holding it. 

I own a profitable property for my first purchase.

Thats a great profit for a first time. 

I went through the setup process meticulously like 5 times, and it says everything is fine, support thinks everything is fine, but I don't get any booking.com messages in Hospitable, nor do the automated messages get sent out.It seems like quite the hack/workaround they have set up with booking.com so I'm wondering if it really works reliably at all.No I haven't tried Hospitable yet.... or any third party to help yet because I'm not profiting enough. 

With an $800k ARV and $500k purchase price, your gross margin ($300k) shrinks significantly after adjusted reno costs, holding costs, commissions (~$90k+), and closing costs.

@Ajay Sharma can be quite profitable but can also be a lot of work.

Normally a lot of people will just flip a property and split the profits 50/50 but even tasks can be split.

If you can get it dirt cheap somehow and maybe flip it, then you could profit.