My biggest obstacle at the moment is coming up with the initial down payment of $125,00.00 for the bank .

If it is empty and trashed, I get the biggest discount, and can rehab and tenant it up to my specifications.

each lot is unique and each city is unique... until you have a house plan.. and an engineered foundation that is approved by the city  and that is put out to bid.. there is no way to know exactly what your build costs would be other than to spit ball .... and really depends on the soil stability to start with

It was actually a life saver during some difficult times.There are people who are against homesharing and they "say" it is illegal, however what I've heard from the city is that it is illegal for landlords to do it and illegal for it to be done in RSOs. 

 I am a Real Estate agent With Edina Realty and my mother and I are looking for our first investment property to flip. Were having trouble getting started. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.Warm regards,

Probably used him 3-4 times, and this was a referral. 1 closing we had, he didn't catch the tax rate was too low, and we had to pay the city out of pocket.

Louis Metro (Edwardsville, Glen Carbon, Granite City, Collinsville, Ofallon).

I suppose the biggest risk is, what every flipper risks, not being able to sell the property at the price you need, and not having a workable plan B.  

I just recently moved to Detroit and I'm a Realtor in the Detroit metro area and all the surrounding cities.

Our first offer was from a paleontologist relocating from Oxford University, the next one was from two Google employees, and in the end, the new city administrator of Ann Arbor, recruited from Austin, was the buyer, which was kind of cool.