I have surfed the web and reviewed reddit posts, YouTube videos, talked with family members, and more and I've come down to this definition.- 20% equity after rehabbing- 4% Cash on Cash return- 5% Appreciation rateWhat are your thoughts on this base definition and how does it apply to Charleston? 

This means cash flow is producing 4.3% ROE.  

I just watched his web class presentation last night, I was looking to get information from someone who has gone through the course. 

We started with flipping to build enough cash to start buying income producing properties and have decided STR's is the way we want to go.

I echo what others are saying on here that hiring someone from fiverr or upwork tends to not produce great results long term.

Flipping is a side job and won’t produce steady mailbox money for life while you vacation and nap.

So it is safe to say, the business has to pay for 100% of it's operations, from about 7% of it's intake potential client's. 93% are JUST an expense with NO revenue produced. 

We also get calls from good, professional agents that are almost apologetic about their offer where a newbie listed to a podcast produced by some joker that doesn't really know what they are doing themselves.

I've helped manage 100s of estimates for residential contractors, producing nearly 100 myself.Disclaimers: I'm not currently a contractor, nor appraiser, nor licensed.

Another thing I'd highly recommend is talking to property managers on BP to get some feedback-- it's probably very rewarding and can produce income without many starting costs, but it does come with headaches.By thinking about your next steps, you're already on the right track.