@Steven Stokes - you got my vote too - no need for apologies, a good answer for the OP in my books!

I apologize for my lack of understanding the terminology but just want to make sure I am understanding correctly :)@Beth L. 

I'm not suggesting to bargain with my current landlord, I am wondering if this would be an even remotely decent question to ask future landlords.Thanks, and I apologize for the not-so-easy read

No reason to apologize.

I've already begun plugging in based on the numbers on the transaction for my own house but thought I'd reach out to the community anyway.Target ROI on a flip (minimum, average, and realistically preferred)Purchase Costs (% of Acquisition price aka my price)Holding Costs (per month or year, whichever)Average holding period(s)Selling Costs (% of retail price, my buyer's price to the market)I totally understand the numbers can be extremely high or low depending on location and the individual deal itself but I'm just looking for your typical deals and their averages so to give me an idea of what to look for.I'll apologize in advance if anything above isn't all that clear.  

I apologize if this topic has been beaten today.

I am in the process of renovating my home for an impending sale (I have 1 year to refinance or sell) and I am wondering what cost efficient ideas you guys have come up with to renovate your homestead or investment property yourself, The most bang for your buck so to speak.  

I'll post over there, and if it's not allowed here, my apologies.

I apologize for the misappropriation of work "hack".

Apologies, I wasn't clear in my initial post.