And the returns are still excellent.2) In the right markets, short term rents allow you to earn far greater profits than regular long term rentals. 3) You can find ways to get discounts even in areas that are great returns.

@Jace Perez look at joining a wholesale or a regular real estate team. 

Also, some turnkeys routinely added as much as $40k to their flip, but with a downturn in real estate markets, that will shrink drastically.If it's your first deal, maybe markup the flip about $5k?

You could also try partnering with a private lender/investor that's willing to sponsor the deal - but be mindful that investors are already wary of buying co-ops as the main purpose of co-ops is to discourage landlords/investing and instead allow homeownership to regular folks. 

Host open houses for every listing regularly and make them fun.

Most PMC will charge a higher rate if a project falls outside of their regular scope of work. 

It was a regular listing.

I'd love to connect with anyone that is available on a regular basis to learn.

If you have a busy 9-5 routine but have the money to get started and don't have enough time, turnkey companies provide some of the best resources to scale your portfolio.

You never know if the appraiser will be competent enough to compare the house to other log homes or to just regular stick built construction.