Full time Residential General Contractor English / Spanish (Charleston)compensation: average project 50k labor + materials employment type: contract A private real estate investment company is searching for a construction company that can handle full residential remodels in Charleston, anything from taking a home down to the studs, and putting it back together to simple cosmetic projects, that include, laying tile, laminate, assembling cabinets, drywall, texture, paint, carpentry, plumbing, electrical.Plan is to start with 2-3 flips per month, and scale to 5-10 projects per month.

I have a couple of SFRs and have increased rents only 3x in 5years by an average of 7%.

an average house in Las Vegas is $250k give or take so you’re helping with a 4% down Payment?

the market rents in the area do not include storage, garages or washer n dryer hook ups, these are unique money making units, the average storage unit at a self storage place is around $125/mo I figure I could charge 100/mo per garage bay and 75/mo for the storage units, 3 very large storage units and 2 garage bays, I would keep a garage bay for myself. offering a discount to the current tenants seems like a smart idea.I was thinking later down the line, either refinancing for 2nd property, or trying to get the permits to turn the finished attic into a 4th apartment and turning the 2.5 story garage into a 5th apartment(townhouse style), then I'd have 5 doors on 1 property, seems appealing though I have not even bother researching this yet because I'm trying to take it one step at a time.

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Do activities that generate the highest value possible, most often finding deals or selling yourself/your product.

For us it’s  the neighborhood average to base tax collection on.

Knowing I would be in the market for such a product, I bookmarked the link to PenFed and waited until I was ready.  

I'd take @Michael Plaks advice and estimate based on historical averages.

It takes longer than the average DD period to get a formal thumbs up from them on the loan.