Cash on cash is the ratio of the cash flow to the cash/equity into the project. 

If you are a flipper looking for your next project, or buy and hold investor, please message me so I can learn the specifics of your investing business.I am a licensed Broker based in Carlsbad, and serve the surrounding communities of Oceanside, Vista, San Marcos, Escondido and others. 

My background is in art and design, and I have enjoyed overseeing major renovation projects at each of our primary residences. 

I think that difference is part of your value pitch.Is it just a list or do you add value, such as some type of investment analysis? 

If your statement is true, anyone doing work on their own house would be getting sued by their own insurance companies for weekend projects gone wrong.Sorry, not sure if I clarified anything on this or just muddied the waters more.  

My question is simple, are there fix/flip investors willing to fund and drive this type of a project for a % at closing? 

If you haven't done any projects yet, you're going to have to test the waters on the first one.  

I've noticed that roofing contractors in the area are pretty busy and they are pushing to get all their projects wrapped up before winter right now which can have an impact on price.  

Can anyone provide any advice on how to proceed with the analysis?

This is obviously location and property specific, but we're working with partial numbers so far...let's assume you'd want to stay in the cabin on vacation:)  If we find a place for $300k with 25% down at 5% interest, conduct $50k of value-add rehab...renting it 12 weeks/year breaks the project even on a cash-flow basis incorporating all costs.