I am in the construction industry, i have renovated a few properties so that's not the issue.

A three bedroom duplex which has caused us continual headaches with squatters and is supposedly finally empty waiting for a renovation estimate.

Bathroom is in much needed work and biting the bullet to renovate it.

Purchase price: $15,000 Cash invested: $18,500 Renovation of rowhome to rental property.

That means out of the $65,000 you have to subtract renovation costs, holding costs, taxes, insurance, realtor fees & closing costs etc. and of course short term capital gains to get your Net profit that goes into your pocket.)The 47,071 home flips in Q4 2018 were completed by 37,379 investors, a ratio of 1.26 flips per investor.Homes flips completed in Q4 2018 took an average of 175 days, down from 177 days in the previous quarter and down from 178 days in Q4 2017.So, the average flipper gets a flip completed in 6 months, and makes $15,000.

I am estimating 30k for renovations of the whole house and  will be 30,000k.  

I have the capital to put 25% down for a conventional renovation loan, but the only thing is no one will lend me money if I tell them i want to flip the property in 2 months. 

The Community will suffer the most because the new law forbids buyers from moving in, renovating, securing, or even fixing a roof leak on these houses.

Purchase price: $185,000 Cash invested: $106,000 Sale price: $394,100 complete interior renovation, merged two bedrooms to create master suite and vaulted ceiling, opened main floor so living, dining, kitchen and foyer all connect, in floor radiant heat (important on lower levels in Wisconsin) and custom vanities and tile in baths.

The “BRRRR” method is popularBuy renovate rent regret retire