I live in Northern New Jersey and the numbers are wild but the best thing to do is to get into rehabbing since most of the homes here in Northern New Jersey are coming up to their expiration date I need to be updated.

This is probably going to sound like a fake scenario, but this is the real deal! I live in a fairly small town in PA of about 10k people. I am planning to do my first house flip as soon as I finish setting up my newes...

Previously, it can be used when there was a disaster (hurricanes, tsunami, wild fires, ... ). 

It was amazing to see the attitude 2 weeks ago.. but now you see people changing their tune when cities put moratoriums on evictions etc.. or those that thought that cash flow rentals were immune to economic down turns . those with proper reserves or lower debt loads will be just fine .. those who did the max door max leverage and have low end rentals that are work force could be in for a wild ride here. my other thought is you will see another panic rush to try to find HUD tenants and the govmit rent..

Your roughly $330,000Sewer/water/electric- wild guess $250,000Curbs and driveway entrances- on 60 units; $500,000Street lights- ?????

Subs are especially hard to find here right now due to the wild fires we had last summer and I didn't take this into account.

It’s worth mentioning that the costs can vary wildly - depending on the type of property, target guest audience, and your personal style and preferences.In our experience, a 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom property costs between $12,000 to $14,000 to furnish and setup from start to finish (including all furniture, decor, supplies and labor).

I had a wild idea and I’m unsure if it is realistic.

Investors have wildly differing expectations of an agent. 

This home is in a wild fire area so we are trying to move forward and say they since the previous owner is allowing weeds this is a fire hazard.