Would it be a good idea to find a mentor to walk me through every step of tHE efirst flip and then to take a percentage of the profit?

If I buy a house for $500,000 with $100,000 down and sell after 3 years with 7% increase each year how much would my profit be and why?

Excellent profit, happy neighbors, and happy new homeowner Lessons learned?

And even if it is, until you're ready to sell, the value is essentially immaterial (eventhough we all love the wealth that is generated by real estate).Just a few thoughts.

If the business has 1M in equity and one of the three partners wants to leave, their share is 333K.ii) Equity in the business accounts-We plan on reinvesting all profits and maintaining a separate business account to handle all of the deposits and withdrawals.

Hi All,Is anyone aware of a calculator or spreadsheet that allows you to plug in an initial investment, a CoC percentage, and IRR to generate an overall projected ROI over a number of years?

Are you profitable, if you don't mind me asking?

There IRS will tax you on that if there is that much net profit. 

As to @David Decker, I am wondering how much your profit margin is in these properties? 

The building is held in an LLC though and we would be happy to roll the profits over into 1 or more investments that are more passive (more rentals).If we stand to gain a decent amount, is it worth it?