Am I correct that you are not a turnkey provider but a facilitator that adds another level of expense to obtain the property?

While I can understand your initial conclusions regarding ¨The only doubt I have is that some numbers that can be applied to the US market are not the same in Europe¨.. if you dig a little deeper, you would likely find that the same or similar metrics can be applied - that is, ratio of rent to purchase price, etc.

My comments here were to encourage all to move forward and learn to operate at the highest level and be successful.Come see my latest deal at "my first mobile home flip in Southern California" on bigger pockets  I picked this home up on short sale for 50.13% of ARV.  

In this B-level property I have 4 units, one of which I completely renovated when I first bought the property, and was able to raise the rent by $200/mo as a result.My question pertains to the other 3 units.

Having never dealt with a GC on this level, how does one know "what" the mark up is let alone the % of the mark up?

This is the place to build your knowledge and take it to the next level of investing.

Jeff I message you so keep an eye out for that, I would love any info I think different level of involvement would be more interesting.

Hello All,I've recently passed my NJ real estate exam and I am looking for advice on companies to join as an entry level agent.

The rental market in Memphis is vast and filled with upper and lower class people of all income levels.

Personally I would not dump that kind of money into fixing trailers for those rent levels but that is just me.