Purchase price: $75,000 Cash invested: $50,000 Sale price: $171,250 Bought a condo in Mexico City (Condesa), flip it and invest to get it Short term rental ready, sell it as a business, with earnings around 2,000 monthly.

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Saw a $40k price cut and made offer next day for full asking price and asked for $10k towards closing costs.

You can include your tenants in this by explaining your market rent findings, rising costs, and giving the tenants an option to suggest a fair rent increase.

I left the single-family home business as a real estate investor back in 2007 when I started investing in mobile homes.

@Michael Ablan,A business partner of mine is from the Watertown area, Adams Center to be exact are very interested in the area.

However, in 2-3 years, they will require regular trimming, which will cost money.

He was a flipper with a TV show ten years later.The best way to build a business: determine what the needs of the community are, then find a way to meet those needs.

I work with CSSI who are the nation's premier engineer-based cost segregation firm with over 45k is completed studies. 

There are good wholesalers in PA, I agree with that, but overall, in any market, 99 percent of the wholesalers are bloodsuckers who don't care about the sellers, don't know rehab costs, and overinflate ARV on purpose.