Average profit on a trailer park is between 10-15 percent .

He asked me to fix it up and sell it, and then he'd let me keep the profit.

If you lose 20% to the PM, then you still have 30~40% profit. 

@David Kendall Jr, for deals that I am managing myself, I want a minimum $50k profit potential, and shoot for about a 15-20% profit margin, whichever is greater.At the end of the day, percentages alone don't work for me, because my time has a value to it. 

That is, how well did your deal analyzer estimates match the actual rehab costs, holding costs, ARV, and profit?

Yes, the more deals you do, that are profitable, the more money you make. 

The property's strong market demand made it an ideal candidate for a profitable fix-and-flip project.

Working to systemize this business to run efficiently with future limited supervision to then take the cashflow/profits to continue investing in building our long term rental portfolio as well as invest in other business endeavors.

Here are five crucial tips to help you stay profitable and avoid costly mistakes:Buy Smart, Not Just Cheap – In today’s market, finding deep discounts is tough, but focusing on properties with value-add potential is key.

Either pay it back in ten years or when I sell I have to give a % of the equity to the lending company. breakdown$2,200-$1,100=$1,000 profit what are your thoughts?