Even that is a few hundred if you DIY it, perhaps more if you pay someone.

If an Accountant, a CPA or a tax preparer or anyone who is giving you this advice ...... ( I am not saying anything ).Here is another think - as you are flipping properties you do know that you are supposed to pay estimated Income Tax on your gains.

I typically have my framers install them so I dont pay ridiculous install fees from "window installers".Hope this helps!

In reality I do pay some taxes so in excess of $500/hour.  

I have been wholesaling and flipping properties for a while now out of an LLC taxed as an S-Corp.

While not explicit, the contract is written in such a way to encourage a commission, and discourage an hourly pay structure.   

If the rental is in Florida, a google search says "Florida law doesn't forbid a tenant from using their security deposit as their final rental payment or for paying due rent.

Then we also have to track water bills to ensure tenant reimburses us for paying them.Is there an easier and more automated way to track and quickly tally the security deposit refund due to a tenant?

So for this program if you qualify and are able to afford the full value of the home you only have to pay the mortgage on 50% and then after 3 years you can sell the home and keep half of the profits and any extra equity or gain in value and buy another home in another area?   

Does anyone have any advice on the best way to shop for a mortgage to pay off the hard money.