I am interested in the BRRR strategy and house flipping and would also love to offer any services that I could potentially provide to more experienced investors in hopes of learning the ropes and getting a few deals under my belt.

I also really like page 2 box C, "services you can shop for," because now I'm not expected to justify fees that I have literally zero control over. 

Glad I had reserve funds set aside.  

So in essence we could lose 3 out of 10 tenants and still cash flow enough to service the debt without coming out of pocket.

As far as reserves, I've got a pretty good cash cushion built up, plus a line of credit in case of a dire emergency.While I haven't exactly budgeted for CapEx, my initial plan was to set all of the cash flow aside in a separate checking account to build up toward replacing the roof, separating the electric and hot water, etc.

Borrower have some money in reserve to weather tough timesC.

Message me.never know how we can be of service to each others efforts

The Sheriff has an office there too for service.

Based on average rent per unit or sf, number of units, market vacancy, plus possible amenities income, less OE of approximately 40% (ask appraiser for OE ratio or property manager) less replacement reserve ($250 per unit), gives you your appraisal NOI;  Identify sales comps and cap rates (call a local appraiser).  

(Or, how much do you like to have in your reserves?)