Her degree is in Interior Design, so she works with a lot of higher-end clients that buy high-end homes and them she works with them as a designer to redo the home.

I'm doing math, and PMI Is really sucking money out in all of my calculations to a degree that I can't even understand.

However, I don't know about all the expenses (like property expenses, snow removals etc) that's associated with your area.  

But as with anything else, you can probably negotiate the payment schedule to some degree. 

@Daniel Mendez CPA’sMcIlvain & Associates – Beverly Galbraith or Tasha Whiddon (Partner) –  www.mcilvain.net Don McCartney -  http://www.mccartneycpa.com/

But similar to what some other have mentioned, that ARV seems a bit low... but I don’t know much about the neighborhood which can honestly be a cornerstone of most big investment decisions; familiarity with the neighborhood matters because some neighborhoods are a bit more stable (generally speaking) while some others have high degrees of variance, block by block. 

Nothing like hitting the pavement.Bryan/College Station Market Reports - These are provided by our Realtor Association, updated monthly. 

Hi all, I'm based in the Los Angeles & Orange County, CA area and am interested in flipping homes.I have one quasi-BRRRR deal under my belt.About me:-Former Fortune 50 Commercial Real Estate Banker, specializing in distressed assets (restructuring/modifying notes, pursuing guarantors, foreclosing on assets)-Varying degree of experience in legal remedies (mediation, arbitration, bankruptcy etc.) with inside/outside counsel-$500,000,000+ RE transaction experience from west coast thru the mid-west-USC Business School Alum w/concentration in Real Estate Finance & Development-Licensed REALTOR in CA-Hands-on experience rehabbing real estate (full kitchen rehab, flooring, painting, spraying texture, removing load-bearing walls, bathroom rehab - have pictures from BRRRR project)[QUESTION] What is the proper approach to seeking a local mentor/partner on BP?

During those two semesters, I will also get my associates degree in real estate online.This will cost me around $12k since I will more than likely not have time for a job, and won’t receive enough housing allowance from the GI Bill.That leaves me with about $88k to start REI, or less if I buy a property now.May 2021Move somewhere the market makes sense for BRRRRs, (Jacksonville FL, Columbus OH, ect.) and start BRRRRing properties-I’ll need supplemental income, so I’m looking for that “rare and valued skill” to pay the bills until I get $3000/mo in cashflow to be financially free.

Capex would be limited to the condo association or future special assessment which are unknown.