I am pretty good around with house regarding handyman type work, and I’m good at crunching numbers, however I missed my reno budget by approx $15k and therefore I only stand to profit approximately $10k when we sell in a month.

I had to settle for these which are 12x12 because I was in a time crunch, but I liked what you did a lot.

I understand that I have to crunch the numbers to make sure they work for when I rent out the property (most homes in my area rent for around 550-700 excluding electric and gas) .

@Jacob Trimble the best way to understand this is to crunch the numbers using different scenarios.

When you have spare time you're doing research and crunching numbers.You will burn yourself out very quickly if you try to actively work 100 hours a week every week, even if you ease into it.

Try the accounting department doing accounts payable/receivables and work along-side the accountants and learn how to crunch the numbers.

I just crunched the numbers and they seem to jive...How old is this property, what repairs are going to need to be made, and have you had any inspections performed on the property yet?

I guess it’s just a matter of crunching the numbers to see what the ROI would be over the useful life of the stadium.

Will get hit badly in the credit crunch, economy downturn, housing slump, etc. in the next 1 yr and will make this stock very CHEAP!

Keep in mind that with the current lending crunch, lenders will not loan to your end buyer on the final price, but only the original price.