Dolf really is a good and entertaining presenter, but for more depth and techniques, look elsewhere.

I'm not an appreciation gambler and the goal of investment properties should be cash flow.

Also, the higher end homeowners also are willing to may more for extra marketing such as ads, seo listing and airbnb optimization, very very in depth guidebooks, and more.

It isvery in-depth and is designed to walk you through theprocess of flipping a house from start to finish.Most of the “gurus” out there charge anywhere from$25,000 to $40,000 for the same service.

I bought it in 94 for 27k and I have an offer on the table for 3 millon with a water fall... of course the fires did not hurt.. extreme need for what we have which is a property that is mixed use resi..and I have other larger parcels I optioned 10 years ago in Oregon ( crazy I know in the depths of the recession LOL) but looks but they will all be 10 to 20X returns.. but huge huge HUGE risk for sure.. on one we are in it over 1mil in cash... .and of course no revenue.. so for me its diversification.Performing notes for safe and steady.build new construction for nice hits and take adavantage of market.. we are building in Oregon and Charleston both uber hot.land plays in CA and Oregon.. and lastly moving to Vegas to get out of paying state income tax.. that savings alone for me personally will pay for my new home there.. so more of the same in 18 I listened to Bruce Norris opening remarks at Oakland in Oct.. and was pleased that I do basically exactly what he does and he is very top shelf investor made me feel like I was doing something right.

It was not as in depth as this one. 

As an Out Of State Investor acquiring Class B product tells you how conservative I am, If I were a gambler I'd be in Cleveland dealing in the high cash flow Class D/F product and dealing with the headaches that come with it.   

I talk to people and hash out ideas and concepts; however, to fully review and go in depth and start setting everything up, yes I charge most who are very good will for that kind of work.Feel free to ask if you have some general questions, I'm always on here to answer.

Your rehab costs are somewhat variable, by adjusting the quality and depth of the renovation work.   

I can understand that it wouldn't be as in depth as for someone who owns multiple apartment buildings but what should be the approximate standard of communication and reporting for a Landlord who only has about 1-2 rentals?