My Chiropractor owns 9-10 units in a great neighborhoods that typically appreciate and have rents of 1200-1500 per unit; however, the buildings are 300-400k.

I doubt that would be an issue because while Chase has their problems, they don't typically hold a faulty foreclosure sale and then put an REO on the open market to sell, until its resolved.The one accurate statement is that yes, in terms of title issues, it could be anything, or, it could be nothing.If Chase owns it and has since 2015, chances are that they'll sell it when they are ready to sell it.

Typical apartments are around 40-45% so there is room for operational improvement.

Biggest con is that hard money lenders typically are expensive. 

Typically if you are new, you may want to go with a large firm taht offers excellent training, hand holding for the first few transactions, etc. 

We typically do 2-3 remodels a year.

Hey guys, i'm wondering if anyone can recommend a user-friendly construction software that makes it easy to schedule and maintain sequencing of events for your typical single-family construction project?

Hi Guys,What has been a deal structure that has worked for some of you guys on a typical single family home flip? 

Typically 65-70%But no, no "professional" asset based lender will go into 2nd position.

Agents won't typically get out if bed for a 1% commission rate.