It's packed with solid, up to date, and relevant information on rehabbing/flipping homes.

For me I think it would be more about helping to cover costs for my own use and less about actually making a solid rental earning on it.

Yes, it might have cost $100 or so for heat and wasted water over the week that the home was vacant but my bill for the plumber was $750, not to mention the sheetrock repair and carpet cleaning.He said that just shutting off the water would not have prevented the issue because there would still have been water sitting in the pipes, waiting to freeze.

@Jesse HyderMy ideal Investor buyer must be a solid all cash buyer who has the ability to close fast and can provide POF and usually familiar with assignments or simultaneous closings.

But, over your portfolio as you build it if your gross rents exceed 2% of the combined purchase price of your portfolio you are more likely to make a solid profit over time.The same is true for the 50% metric.

., and they are a solid lender.I wouldn't worry about anything here.

Make sure your first deal is darn solid.

I just don't want to be wasting people's time if it isn't possible.

@Brian GibbonsBrian Gibbons Has a solid system of marketing to break even owners in good school districts and helping them by finding a lease option buyer and selling that contract back to the seller, rinse and repeat.

However; interest plus splitting the profits is a high price to pay for the money, and you need a really solid deal to handle a HML and JV partnership.