I will be doing my first house hack next year with the help of my father (also a real estate investor) near my college campus in St.

He believes in me and is a fantastic father, and would only ask for his money back within the next 10 years, but if it is profitable ill give him 5-8%.Then after this is all said and done, I'm sunk in almost 70K and not sure if I'll be able to turn a profit.My two exit strategies are as follows:Keep it and continue to rent to friends of mine (college students) for a few years, then sell it.

@Isiah - Luckily my father was a GC for 25 years, so I have a solid understand.

Hi Everyone,My name is Sebastian Medina and pretty new to BP and real estate investing in general.I'm 26 years old and my brother and I just inherited a house from our father, so we're being thrust into the landlord life.

My father in law is a licensed contractor and lives in the area, hopefully he will come as well.Here are two reports I made with the numbers I have, the repairs are pretty general based on just some comparable costs of getting things installed.

And I will check out One Nation as my father is former USAF and is actively working with me. 

The property is a duplex that would cash flow beautifully and could be managed by my father who is a contractor.

I have only been involved in a few deals myself, but was raised by a father who understood the term "Sweat Equity". 

My father has been in the remodeling business my whole life and flipping houses has been a topic of most conversation recently.

Hi all, I am dealing with a seller (trustee/daughter) that is selling her father's house.