Pay all expenses through your LLC account/business account.

But in many cases they will just ending up routing you back through a broker which brings you back to the above scenario, so you've really gotta pick and choose well.Keep in mind that if you do find one, there will be things you need to do on your end such as specific signage, obtaining certificate of insurance from any vendors you work with (cleaners, handyman, pool guy), etc.Safely I believe also includes liability as an option in addition to their usual damage protection at an extra cost, though in that case you're paying on a per booking basis rather than a yearly fee, and it's likely going to be quite a bit more expensive. 

I do know permit costs on new construction is more expensive vs remodel.  

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Was wondering if there are any good apps or software that makes it easy to track expenses and invoices, payments, etc when flipping a house.

Once I was able to break down the expenses, I would need to bring in something closer to $120k to make it worthwhile.

You need to know the NOI so ask the seller for the income and expenses for the last few years.

A beautiful older house like that will have more hidden expenses than normal. 

Property managers can also be expensive.

I originally posted on reddit saying I had 20k cash to my name but very very low expenses and a high risk tolerance.