This could be 12 months before property is fully stabilized, longer if you need to rehab occupied units when they become vacant.Assuming you move forward with attempting to purchase this deal, you will need to lay out a good deal of money before you ever get to closing.

The only option I know of was to print the screen that confirmed the order, but it is horribly designed and spews out 3-4 pages of junk because of the way the menu structure and page layout is coded. 

The house layout is more like a frat house meaning lots of bedrooms or potential bedrooms with a shared community space, kitchen and parking spaces.

(layout explanation)https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3JstjtyrWI4YVBSQ...

I understand there are a variety of forums, many of which can address my situation to a certain extent, however, I thought it would make sense to lay out the exact context of my situation.I am getting ready to purchase my first investment property (first property altogether actually - currently rent) in Pittsburgh, PA.  

Make sure you structure their payments very carefully and don't lay out too much money for each phase until it completes.  

What has been the best layout for you? 

In terms of the condition of the house, it needs total renovation from top to bottom, yet the floor plan layout is already set up for 2 family, thus no structual addition is needed.

I know about lease options, wraps, etc but I wanted to ask if there were any experienced investors on here willing to lay out what a long term plan for building large cash flow looks like.I'd like to build ideally a $10,000/Month cash flow and expand from the $10k-$20k months within wholesaling.

Real estate has always inspired me, i guess I just have a pasion for the interior and layouts of homes in general.