Any deferred maintenance?

CK Hwang.Flipping provides a higher annualized yield versus buy/rent on the same dollar invested. ( Not accounting for leverage).

The projected cost for that sale at $33k, so yes, the flip profit would then be $129k, with an ROI of 41%. the annualized ROI at 163%.Thanks for pointing that out.

Next I’d look for ways to reduce maintenance; some don’t put bedroom closets in, dishwashers, carpet, garbage disposals, add gutter guards, etc, depending on the property.

But, also, I disagree with the job makers - after all rehabbers employ construction crews, buy and hold employ management, landscapers, maintenance, MF investors employ all kinds, and note buyers often employ servicers!

I'm a hvac contractor and have done rental property maintenance/handyman for years as a business.

No real maintenance costs, cause the hard top had potholes all in it.

Outgoings are 900 plus maintenance, while income potential is $675 to $985?

I don't think the maintenance will be 3x more expensive on the property that rents for 1500 than the one that rents for 500.I have 2 properties that I purchased for the same price and rent for the same amount, taxes for one of them are more than double than the other.

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