find a house close by with the same lay out ,then deduct for work needing to be done.If no luck keep going out tell you have a comp that works .

The numbers are as follows - Purchase price - $180,000Repairs - $150,000Final projected sale price - $475,000(comps with similar layout/size in same neighborhood are going for $495,000-$525,000.)The investor has a first-lien hard money lender lined up for $306,000.

The CEO was heard to say "We are losing $1,143 on every deal but we'll make it up in volume" ;-)"Zillow Shares Fall After Forecasting Home-Flipping Losses"Zillow Group Inc. shares fell as much as 14% in after-market trading after the company forecast that its new home-flipping business would lose as much as$80 million in the third quarter before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.The company generated $249 million in second-quarter revenue from Zillow Offers, an algorithm-driven spin on home-flipping, and received requests from 70,000 consumers who wanted to sell their homes to Zillow over the internet.

Maybe someone on the board would let you look at a vacant unit to at least get some perspective of layout if nothing else?

What I do is all over the internet. 

It is super hard to find good workers because the good workers are in-demand and already have plenty of work.If you are not experienced with hiring workers, or tradesmen you need to do a lot of reading on the internet to learn how to protect yourself.

The thing about Rittenhouse is that it is a very idiosyncratic market, block by block, unit by unit, layout by layout, without having detail, its hard to say

I don't put a lot of stock in what people post on the internet.

Thank you Call your LO and disregard all internet advice.

I think I may have found a way for multifamily investors, property managers, and apartment complex investors to capitalize on their tenant's monthly utility bills such as internet, electricity, phone, etc...