Is it feasible to begin with a multi family near the bay area?

As you read, remember that in this market that this "rule" should be used as a quick first pass to gauge the feasibility of a potential deal. if the subject property at least meets the 50% rule and/or the 2% rule then you can further perform due diligence.

Here is a scenario I would use in Milwaukee (and there are MANY assumptions going into this scenario including buyer's credit, properties available, market rents, etc. but it's a feasible scenario).Use the $3,000 to put as 10% down on a Fannie Mae HomePath property at $30,000 and the other $2,000 for closing costs and for some repairs to get it rentable.

It appears to be a strategy where the investor approaches an upside down home owner,gets an option on the property and flips the option to another investor/rehabber for profit.Its sounds interesting but is it feasible?

Is it feasible - in Miami, Fl - to look for a property of 500k, put 20% down and expect 20% return after expenses including mortgage?

But since then, I've scaled up my marketing to 5k-10k letters so it's not feasible anymore.

One thing you could try if it is feasible for you is talk to the neighbors.

How feasible it to reach a $1 million in revenue in a flipping business with a small staff of 3-5?

We have thought about moving back to Denver to invest where it may be more feasible.

As a long time purchaser of tax certificates in various states and for various entities, I was wondering about the feasibility of utilizing an LLC for the sole purpose of bidding and assigning out certificates to various IRA's which would be my own and my families IRA's.