If they see a place not fixed up, even if you tell them all the nice things you will do, they will be skeptical and just move along.

If it really is 8 units it will not be good, there will probably be a ton of deferred maintenance so the low purchase price comes with strings attached that you will have to fix a lot of things to avoid being a slumlord.

The second is that usually the ARV is higher than the purchase price if you are putting in money to fix up the property where yours is the same.

Is it worth it to hire other people to rehab the fixer upper if you do not have the time/skills to fix it on your own?

I'm getting ready to do my first fix and flip and am currently seeking funding from Private lenders.

These were houses I rehabbed and paid cash... so you need to wait 6 months to Refi and they do 75% LTV on a 30 year fixed conventional rate... at the moment its around 5.4%

I bout a duplex in 2013 that i fixed up and lived in one unit for a few years while renting out the other half, I got married and my wife and i bought a single family home for us. 

Let's say it will sell for $100,000 all fixed up.

Do I look for foreclosures to fix up and hold?

In the next few months I would like to have purchased another investment property whether its a buy and hold or fix-and-flip.