After that time the items will be disposed of.We look forward to getting to know you and hope that you will choose to continue to live at XXXX XXXXXX Street.

You also have a boatload of capital at your disposal.

Keeping a Comps database on sold properties is a good idea regardless, though, never bad to have data points at your disposal.

Further, it's also a reason why you should start buying RE sooner rather than later --> the 1031 exchange is at your disposal when you have something to sell...and buy.

I have many, many resources at my disposal that are free for you.

A documentation folder with comps used to justify ARV, before and after photos and the scope of work performed is a great idea.Do you have lenders who you've come to know and that you recommend to potential purchaers who are more favorably disposed to lending on flipped properties that are marked up?

Its not good to judge because you don't know the resources available at one's disposal or ability to acquire resources for that matter.

With all the normal landlord/tenant laws for unpaid rent at my disposal.

., in the next couple years: Regardless of where the money comes from, it's not a good idea to borrow money for travel or anything else disposable or fleeting.

Back of the envelope I'd say it's something like this: Profit = scrap value + final sale price/land disposal cost- (purchase price + gutting costs + debt service + transaction costs (T=title, insurance, taxes, transporation, etc.).