Floor- The tiles honestly might not look horrible if the walls weren't the same color.

For example: the first "deal" I ran by her was met with a voicemail message from her that went something like this: (without saying 'hi' -- "Your voicemail message is horrible.

So here are my new assumptions: *Purchase price $45,000*Upgrades/Rehab Estimate $10,000 (could be a ton less but I've heard you should over shoot)*Total Cost = $55,000Mortgage Estimate (15yr mortgage, 4%): $380.00/mo Property Taxes: $25/mo (per the city records lookup)Home Owners Assoc: $150/moAdditional Cushion: $150/moTotal Costs: $705/moRental Potential for 1bd/1ba in the area = $850/moPotential Monthly Cashflow: $145/mo Those of you that flip houses, it sounds like this would be a horrible flip, mostly because the ceiling on the sales price would be in the $60's and that leaves me only $5K which will be eaten up in realtor and closing costs.Am I thinking along the right path here?

Even if you aren't in a horrible area with the cheaper house, it is most likely that the house needs extensive work, or is older, or something.

Hey BP! I recently ran into a problem where I have a property under contract that I am wholesaling, but there is no way for me to show the property to my buyers because neither the owner or the tenant are willing to s...

Hello, I recently sent out postcards and had a horrible response to them.

In any profession you will find a percentage that are horrible.

His apartment is in horrible condition from neglect and abuse.

And I’m horrible at fixing things.

Those repairs don't consider the cost of an eviction if that is necessary.This is not a horrible deal but it certainly isn't exciting either.