Our plan is to sell or refinance within 15 months targeting a sale price of 3.5 million.This property is two blocks from the beach and has a high demand for short term rentals.

(We were planning to move back to our rental and rent our primary due to higher rents so started to rehab the primary then found out insurance would not insure us due to the high fire risks if we changed so ended up rehabbing both houses and burned the savings).Our dilema is we don’t want to sell either of our current houses due to excellent locations and appreciation potential but want to progress with more rentals.

Despite these, the successful sale at $399,000 highlighted the importance of strategic planning, effective project management, and strong partnerships in maximizing profitability in real estate investments with Partner Driven.

You are free to offer them a discount and a payment plan, but this is not going to be on their mind now that they're losing housing. 

I am particularly passionate about multi-family in the Northwest Indiana area.Outside of real estate, I enjoy sports and spending time with family!

@Jordan Fujan In my calculations to buy a property once I’ve gone to the initial viewing I typically put between 5-7% for CapEx depending on the condition of the property and how much work we plan on doing to it upon purchase.

Make sure to spend some time studying your state specific laws as the state exam is harder than the national exam....in my opinion. 

I plan on saving my income and applying for a FHA loan next year.

We developed this out of necessity for our own investment planning as we simply could not find a portfolio calculator online that also allowed for this. 

Plan on renting by room to maximize cash flow.