Not all properties are profitable

Even as a wholesale deal 60k profit on 230 seems strong to me.

Walkersville, Hagerstown, And Frederick all are seeing heavy growth with profits.  

Wanting to trade up into larger buildings is effective all things being equal there are definitely economies of scale, and personal preferences too.

They're usually just looking for a profit and loss statement, rent roll and your tax returns.

I Would LOVE to join up with someone on this just to learn as much as I can. even if the profit isn't much. 

Work for them for free if you have to or split the profit.

We're currently working on 30+ ADU projects in San Francisco, mostly in larger apartment buildings for corporate clients but we are doing a few in single family homes or duplexes too.

This will establish you as a reputable company it will also be able to link you with your leads .2#  Make it make since You must have properties that are at a low enough price for your investors and be able to make a profit at the same time .

Rehab money is not fixed e.g. it could range from 100K to 120KWe have base price of property and then profit would be split 50 % to owner and 50% to us after taking out all expenses.Do I need o hire attorney to draft these documents ?