This figure doesn't include demo costs, floor prep, stairs, baseboard, etc.

It offers an all-in-one platform with features like investor reporting, fundraising, and CRM, in addition to accounting and asset management.Before you dive in and commit to a specific software, I'd recommend reaching out to each company and requesting a demo or trial.

I could be wrong but from my experience the older homes take a lot of work that require some extensive demo and remodel in order to bring the property up to market expectations.

I wonder what percentage of the successful BP members have attained their success using iflip.As @Demos Loizides mentioned in and earlier post:You can get free POF letters from several transactional funding sources.

We won’t even do the demo to open up the walls without full hazmat.

I only mention this because eventually, the city will put your property on the DEMO List. 

Originally posted by @Sean Yang:@Derrick Dill If economy were really bad, why do you think renters would continue to pay rent?

Ive been in and around construction for the last 8 years was a union carpenter for 4 years until i started in real estate I'm hands on and familiar(skilled in doing) with every phase of a rehab/flip myself including demo,design,layout,paint,electrical,framing,plumbing,any type of flooring&counter tops, landscaping,roofing,cabinetry,drywall,finish work trim/molding & much more but more importantly know many reasonable(contractors).

We were doing the demo work ourselves on weekends, so it made more sense to go with the bagster that did not have any time constraints.

I probably wouldn't go through the trouble of doing anything with it except demoing it all out and hauling it away, with sadness, of course.