Hopefully the asking price already reflects some number crunching on all necessary repairs in which case it would be a win-win.Again, these are just my tiny $0.02🤷🏻‍♂️

Learn to crunch your numbers honestly, accounting for 5-10% for vacancy, 5-10% for maintenance, 5-10% for capex, etc.

Crunch those numbers, and you’ll find a value that makes sense.All the best.

I've crunched the numbers and if I could purchase three four-plexes in the next ten years, that would give me the financial independence I'm looking for."2.

If you've crunched the numbers thoroughly and they work, then get a move on, because in places like Columbus Ohio good deals don't sit.

Maybe this new home could be your project in forced appreciation....allowing you to start without all of the "time crunch" that often accompanies a BRRR project.

Taxes would be $7,500.My realtor is estimating rental at $2,700 or so.Any way I crunch math it seems like my cash on cash return will be hovering around 5%.I'm not as concerned with eeking out every single dollar.

Good thing is that I already have one BS in Finance and will soon finish a second BS in Computer Engineering so crunching numbers shouldn't be an issue.

I hadn’t considered that and actually may crunch the numbers again with that in mind.

I gave him the feedback and he's promised me that he will not drop the ball and he has a new crew that he's hired and will be on top of things.2nd GC seasoned contractor who has renovated homes in the area that I'm currently flipping and gave me a quote 10K higher than the GC I worked in the past.When I crunched numbers I have 10K as buffer.