None of the per unit numbers can be applied carte blanche to any project. 

You could do some work yourself, and then project manage, once you figure out how to buy cheap off market deals.  

Leverage JV/Equity/Mezz on your projects, either by leveraging the existing properties and cashflow, and putting a second on those, or bringing on the JV/Mezz financing on the New Acquisitions/new buildsAlternatively, finding another private investor locally to you who has additional capital or other offerings to help you scale could be the ticket as well! 

Get the project source brand from Lowes and stain them yourself.

I'm new to real estate investing and have been looking to buy my first property for the past 3-4 weeksI have roughly 120k (not all of that I would like to use) to put towards an initial investmentI found a property that I would like to get for 325k that is in ROUGH shape, basically every room and property needs a lot of TLC.I'm getting a 2nd GC to come and look at it but I'm estimating anywhere from 75k-100k in rehab costs to really get it updated.It's a 4/2 with the potential to be a 4/3 or even 5/3 with some creativity of the attic space. 2750sqft with a beautiful pool area and big backyard in Central FL, 15 min from Disney.The girl that has the property wholesale is saying the ARV could be anywhere 550k-600k but honestly, I don't see that number being accurate looking at comps around within a mile or two, and I really need an expert evaluation on this deal but don't know who to go to.I would love someone who has experience doing BRRRR or fix and flips to look at this property/deal and be able to say "this is a no go" or "you have plenty of margin to make this profitable"Any help would be super appreciated!

Hi all, I may be embarking on a big rehab project for a single family home in east Austin and would love to connect with someone who has experience with rehab projects/has any advice they can share with me before I get started.

I live in Murrieta, moved here last July from the East Coast, work in Oceanside, ride motorcycles, love ramen and whiskey, and am always learning and trying new projects.

It's basically a plot of land divided up by fencing into small yards/sections. 

It is completely unhelpful for posters to post vague comments that basically look like marketing telling folks those "things" are the answer to all there problems yet not then tell us what those items actually mean. 

The final document you will need is a Certificate of Occupancy or a Certified Inspection[11].Texas or taxes:The City of Austin's Hotel Occupancy Tax rate is 11 percent, comprised of a 9 percent occupancy tax and an additional 2 percent venue project tax.