As you are figuring out where the answers lie, you are learning all the skills you need to evaluate deals in your area.  

IMO your options are: (1) look in less expensive markets where your dollar goes further, (2) invest in a different asset type, (3) invest with someone else / partner on a deal, (4) wait for prices to adjust, if it happens... personally, I would expect to see some distressed sellers who are going to be taken out by the eviction moratoriums due to abusive tenants - MA is brutal when it comes to the super-progressive lawmakers who think free rent w/o aid to landlords is perfectly acceptable... but I digress.

in progress Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

The only way we are going to be able to pull this off is by staying on top of our numbers for the entire length of the project.11 Scenic Ave Webster, MAClosing date: 10/16/2020Purchase price: $106,000 may go up to $120,000 (there could be $14,000 worth of liens on the property that we may need to pay)Renovation: $45,000Expected Resale: $235,000Projected Profit: $46,97436 Ridge Ave Athol, MAClosing date: 11/15/2020Purchase price: $109,000Renovation: $40,000Expected Resale: $229,000Projected Profit: $54,453If you have questions on financing, evaluating a project or looking for projects – email us, our goal with these seminars is to create a community of investors… We believe that if we grow a community that we will see more opportunities for making money through real estate.

Managing expectations, the order in which you should tackle work and also managing the workload and progress with contractors in place Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

This only includes the 12 pad rents and not income on the house or RV storage.I was hoping for some help evaluating this property.

Trying to make a little progress each day, I called my credit union today to reach out to them about getting pre-approved for a mortgage related to an investment property.  

We are making progress on our newest Build to Rent Property in Cape Girardeau Missouri.

It's nice just sitting back and collecting interest instead of running around meeting with sellers, contractors, title companies, etc.Yes i found this a very natural progression for many investors.. almost all start out with rentals.. and over the years they just burn out of them.. but want to stay in real estate understand real estate and then morph to the debt side instead of the equity side.. but believe me when a loan goes bad you do have your work cut out for you.. and you can for sure lose money.. 

My question is do you link Philadelphia is a solid market for a beginner to start in and if so in what direction do you guys see the path of progress heading?