Flipping with a full-time job is rough but doable especially at your age just no that you will probably not need a phone anymore since you wont have a social life haha

In regards to the areas that you mentioned - I'd definitely say that your price range is doable.

Hi Matt, anything is doable as long as you have a really tight operating agreement to make sure as many variables as you can imagine (and those you never thought of, but a good attorney will) are addressed to protect your interest and end goal.

Originally posted by @Daniel Montes:HiMichael Charles I woul also recommend cypress hills but as far as 200 or 300 for property is going to be a challenge unless you a get a one bedroom or studio but multis could reach high numbers 5,6,7s on up.500's could be doable.

I would need to go through process to get the mortgage transferred to my name (or trust/LLC), plus closing costs, but it is doable and then I could access some of the equity for other investment properties.Now here's the "catch"...Catch #1:  1 meter per utility (electric, gas, water) for the entire house.

So there would no longer be the option for you to sell your tic to the other party or for the parties to separate sale.Your scenario is doable. 

Definitely doable - that's 143 units per year. 

It's doable, but you have to do it WELL.

I'd venture to guess that 99% of the BP audience would not be in the camp where self insuring the portfolio is doable or financially beneficial.

.$300 a month is doable on the north side of the city and I would aim higher when going south or west of the loop or outside of Chicago.