It averages around $7500 in fees per property, per year.

Now if you have a dollar cost averaging style, flipping/ turn around model, trend following, momentum, or any of a countless number of other philosophies you may not have the same feelings about cash and that's fine. 

Apply it to REI exactly how you would any other industry sector.

If the tenant drags it out and does all the steps, it averages me 3 months from when it starts.

AH4R owns 2,040 SFR in Raleigh, averaging 1872 sq.ft. per house.

I do have a full time job currently and I'm also attempting to transition my career into the retail real estate industry, so time isn't necessarily abundant for me.

If you have average income you got to pay but if you are a gardener they will subsidize schooling fees and meals.

Now that I'm looking at moving and I have a solid career I am looking at what my long term options are and how to move use that first deal as a springboard for some long term success.I'm employed with a general contractor and love the construction industry so the idea of buying and flipping or BRRRR seem like natural options to consider.

Dear Fellow REIs, As a newbie in this industry, I have a question regarding wholesale property purchase. 

Our average deal is worth $70,000 on average over the course of the deal.