A shipping container home if properly anchored easily alleviates the problem (provided proper windows are used) of wind resistance.

Master bedroom and 2nd bedroom on the second level.

It had the garage on the main level with the living space above it.

And with the consistent referrals I give, if anyone is getting "screwed" here id say it's me.im not even going on that level, I'm just asking if it's fair, or if anybody has negotiated deals, were the agent takes a little less than that standard rateOriginally posted by @James DeRoest:Originally posted by @Brian Orr:I've been wondering about all the overhead built in to buying and selling.

We want to take it to a higher level and do about 9-10 flips/year.  

You need to figure out what level of finishes are expected in the area and estimate the rehab based upon those expectations.

Still, the question most of us want answered, at any level of investing, is "How can I duplicate that?!?"

I can tell you from a lot of personal experience that it can be a great cash creator and can help you create wealth like nothing else I've ever seen (especially for the risk level that a good area can provide). 

It is in pretty bad disrepair, with the biggest and most obvious issue being the mold that is in every room of the entire lower level of the home (it's a 5BR, 2BA (~2000 sq ft) split level - lower level has one bath, living area, 2BR, storage space and utility room).

We have investors from all levels- including those who are just getting started.