I had gone through the whole list and came up with my estimated value of each property I was interested in, but I assume there is a more formalized calculation of Lien Amount to Property Value to Max Bid?   

If you want great cash on cash investment, DM me and I’ll hip you to where you need to look, versus where you won’t have a chance against all the other investors out there (and on here) 

Hello BP Community,I wanted to reach out and get opinions from local flippers/rehabbers who have done accessory unit additions in orange county california.I have gotten quotes ranging from 150-200/sqft to almost 250/sq to build a new accessory unit and I am trying to dial in a better estimate to figure out what the cost/benefit might be and if this might be a deal. 

Small banks are usually the ones most willing to take a chance on local investors trying to improve the community.

This is a subscription though, and I don't mind paying, but would you use Rentometer as a quick (and in the ball park) estimate for rental income? 

.: $60.00Management @ 10%: $380.00 P&I (30 yr, 4.5% estimate): $871.50Property Taxes: $220.00***Total Monthly Cashflow using 50% Rule: $1028.50

I would request a detailed estimate of charges.

Your vacancy and repair estimates are low, you aren't budgeting for a PM which will be a HUGE headache out of state, and you aren't budgeting for CapEx.

I find Contractors give free bids when they have the chance to get the job... if you don't own it, and have zero intentions of owning it (wholesaling) I doubt many contractors would give you a free bid.

100% chance we hit a recession at some point, but who know when that will be.