@Mario Mormile all of the above post have some vary true and valuable input, HOWEVER.... if you are looking to buy a vacation rental in Florida, in a condominium complex on or near the beach where Airbnb/STR, etc is allowed and popular with tourist (i.e. guaranteed high occupancy) some of the financing options mentioned above may not be available.

Were you able to walk through the property with a GC to get a good estimate before you made your offer, or is your agent particularly knowledgeable about flipping costs in Fishtown as that is a rather popular neighborhood to flip in?

Track whatever sources are popular in your area for listing properties (Zillow, Craigslist, FB marketplace, etc.).

However, if you need a balance sheet (snapshot of your assets, liabilities, and equity) I'm not sure that they offer that service.Quickbooks Online is probably the most popular software out there and the one that most of us accountants are familiar with.

Thanks for the info on taxes - googled and found out that there is a hike of 35.4 cents for every $100 of assessed value.I know Avon and Plainfield are popular, though I wonder about this neighborhood   (which I guess is neither Avon nor Plainfield) sandwiched between rail lines to the northwest and airport to the southeast.

They are popular in my area and rent for 800-900.

They are popular in my area and rent for 800-900.

I understand your concern about the saturation, wholesaling is growing in popularity since its such a great way to get a foot in the door. 

What you are saying is contradicting what a couple others in this thread are saying that are also pretty knowledgeable and popular posters on this forum.

@Michael Iacono True...popular markets escalate in price quickly...the last 2-years here in Columbus have been mind boggling...same thing in a few other Midwest and East Coast cities with great outlooks...anyway, something will pan out.