This would be based upon your acquisition cost (what you bought the property for or the appraised value, whichever is lower.)

Lenders just do not work that way for NNN properties.Banks typically go by purchase price or appraised value whichever is less.   

As a General Rule, my Desired Profit is $20,000 or 20% of ARV whichever is greater.

You've had the courage to get started, so I'm certain you'll be successful at whichever strategy you choose to apply.

That’s why they don’t.But there’s tons of the “Pat L.”s running around that have retired early because they gave it a shot.In the words of the famous Wayne Gretzky or Michael Jordan, whichever you’re prefer.

I would avoid anything with high association fees in whichever location you choose. 

I thought about real estate but i realized that the best way for me to be happy in whichever real estate objective i embarked on it has to be something that i can enjoy doing and of course provide financial freedom where i can quit my j-o-b and build generational wealth for my kids, grandkids and beyond!

This will be in whichever city I get into medical school next August 2021.

Doesn't matter if it's the standard these days....it's illegal Most states have a strict rule - you can only get a down of 10% or $1000...whichever is LESS.Guess why this rule is there....? 

In MA I believe it is 1/3 also or whatever the cost of special order materials is, whichever is higher but not both.