Properties are selling just as quickly as they were last year despite a 68% spike in inventory.

The success emphasized the potential of quick turnaround strategies in real estate, reinforcing the value of agility and efficient processes in maximizing profitability.

When Fair Housing laws apply to you, be mindful of how limiting the unit to 1 person may impact you, because you could be setting yourself up to a fair housing complaint, and even if you prevail on the matter, just having to go through the process may be more than you bargain for. 

I believe the buy/sell part is an easier estimate (i just figure in 10% for a 6 month project).

It is one of the more difficult processes to perform when taking over a property, raising rents, not causing distress for the resident base. 

Whether you're buying, selling, or investing, I'm here to assist you every step of the way.

Below are the figures:Purchase Price: $225,369.78ARV: $199,000.00Mortgage Balance: $209,099.44Great thing about wraps, however, is you can add equity, interest, and your own terms, which is what the borrower did here.Via adding $101,000.00 in equity, the borrower plans to sell the property for $300,000.00 for a 30 year amortization and have the borrower place a down payment of $15,000.00.

Ask the manager to explain their process for dealing with maintenance, late rent, evictions, turnover, etc.

Any amount you purchase less than you sell. 

@Robert WilliamIf he doesn’t want to lose his home he needs to file bankruptcyIf he wants the most money he then he should just sell it.These are two very different things