There are so many other factors that impact the final price that the square footage of the property is dwarfed by them - beds, baths, age, style, condition, acreage, garage, basement, HVAC, etc, etc, etc.

Long time real estate agent and new Bigger Pockets member here finally looking to make the transition into investing myself.

Some providers take the approach that a furnace or water heater with several years of expected life shouldn't be replaced in the rehab, but that the final product should be priced accordingly.

I do not believe my dad can finally help me on this journey, but I have a burning passion to get into real estate.

My payments to my contractor therefore started in 2021 (~130k) and I'll make the final payment in 2022 (~60k).

Success is not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts.

Finally, there is a major plumbing issue that will need to be corrected immediately.

I’m so motivated and I finally found a property in foreclosure status in my area for $235,000 and ARV is over $320,000 I need help if someone can guide me step by step to get it under contract and will split commission 🙏

I’m so motivated and I finally found a property in foreclosure status in my area for $235,000 and ARV is over $320,000 I need help if someone can guide me step by step to get it under contract and will split commission 🙏

The experience and confidence you get after you finally get your first deal under your belt is huge for your real estate journey!