Purchase price: $1,300,000 Cash invested: $1,370,000 Sale price: $1,500,000 Having great investment opportunity this year and particular one was quick and excellent

Their coaching program pricing appears to be reasonable compared to other programs, that lures you in then upsells participants to their 50-60K packages. 

Thanks in part to this educational opportunity.

If you are buying this all cash and planning to refinance based on the purchase price, lenders will treat it as a rate and term refinance when it comes to pricing. 

Like others have said, understand the concepts, then analyze the properties with today's prices and numbers. 

I apologize if this may have already been asked/discussed, but here's the gist of it: I purchased a 3-unit property at an awesome price (under $50k), in a good area, that needs rehabbing!  

Purchase price: $155,000 Cash invested: $215,000 Sale price: $417,500 This single family home project was a personal flip project.

Unless you know the previous hosts, I’d much rather vet guests using my own criteria and pricing adjustments.  

I know of several rehabbers in Sacramento who also have their RE license, and if they can't make a deal work with the numbers or the seller won't go low enough on the purchase price, they list the property instead and still make some money from their commission on the sale. 

I'm looking for guidance on potentially using funds from a SIMPLE IRA to convert to a ROBS 401k in order to access for a fix and flip opportunity, and whether this is a viable approach along with pros and cons.Thanks!