@Dan PoliminoWhat's the scope of the project (e.g. size, type of conversion, etc.)?

Buy more expensive projects, get bigger profits.

I'm interested in partnerships on flips or BRRRR projects, single or multi-family properties. 

I am not a handy guy at all and dont know anything about rehabbing or house project. 

All things to consider.Also I see that your ARV is less than your total project cost?

By Value, I mean that Projected Sales Price - Cost of rehab - purchase price leaves a reasonable amount of profit to make it worth it.On Auction.com, I participate in Auctions every week where I have physically gone to properties, tracked down previous owners, done all kinds of analysis to get an understanding what the rehab cost may look like. 

We have slowly acquired a small self storage facility, an 8 unit apartment, completed a large rehab project, and turned our previous personal house into a rental after moving into the rehab project. 

Find a deal on a multi (5 or more units) find an equity partner that will put up the down payment, or find a mentor/partner in the project. 

I'm also hoping to eventually dip my toe into the water of a BRRRR type project, but am concerned that I won't be able to find the right people to do the rehab in a timely or price effective manner. 

It seems like a decent prospect for appreciation and cashflow since it's situated between JHU and Penn Station and is the site of a fairly substantial development project (Telesis), but I understand the strength of the deal will be determined by what price and condition I acquire the property at.