They clearly had expenses thinner than 50% in most cases so my assumption was, with a quality product (full renovation of all the big capex things: roof, mechanicals, plumbing), and in a decent area with good tenants, you can safely lower the expense projections under 50%.

The international property maintenance code which is the document many building department use for determining overcrowding complaints is based on the followingMinimum 70 square foot bedroom 1 occupant Minimum 50 square feet per person for two or more i.e. minimum 100 square feetIt does not address ages or relationships Many zoning ordinances have rules of more than 2 or 3 persons unrelated by blood is a violation.  

Yo Blood..What Mary said is a good start for immediate results.. but then...know this...Google works by search intent.SEARCH INTENT!!!

Account Closed this post actually makes my blood boil. 

Always best to come in when there's blood in the water.

Your contractor is the life-blood of your business so make sure you choose one that embodies all of the above.If you are just flipping a home I do not think you will need an architect but that depends on the project.Good luck!

The thing with wholesaling is that your margin of error is a lot thinner because you typically don't have any contingencies in place to protect your earnest money.

I would imagine the profit margins would be thinner since there are fewer value-add opportunities through the BRRRR strategy.

Put in a ton of blood, sweat, and tears and ended up making a few bucks at the end of it.

This may be one of those situations where you're trying to get blood out of a stone.