Your $200/m per door can be eaten up pretty quickly on one-two cap ex projects.  

we have a property under renovation in Delaware County in Pennsylvania.we hired a general contractor to fix home with contracted duration of 90 days to finish the project.

After all, I started out making $30,000 as a junior project manager so how the heck could I have afforded to buy a NYC apt?!

I've conceptually priced my projects out to the point where I need to purchase plans to get real quotes from builders/partners.

More than anything, I'm looking for someone who might be willing to spend a little bit of time talking with me about my specific project in detail. 

That way you get some experience under your belt and then can slowly move up into bigger projects using your inheritance almost as a private lender that you pay back using the BRRRR strategy again then rinse and repeat.

While I say we’ve gotten lucky, hard work has played a role, while we have a friendly banker it took work to make him love us, and it took a few project done right to get on the radar for boomers to call us up to off load their properties.

I will post pictures of progress and plan to have a video log and hopefully a time lapse of the project. 

I'm handy by trade, have worked for and been a general contractor and have all the tools for the job, whether it's my actual tools or connections for bigger projects or repairs.

can I get some references for good GC who can work on flipping properties end to end for remodeling?