1: Get educated.

Consider all these costs as "educational expenses" if nothing else.Another thing to figure out is.

Looking at the resources under the education tab is a great place to start. 

@Mark EhauseJust click on the "Education" tab. 

I am a new investor, educating myself as much as I can.

Im only getting better with time and continuous education.

So, here I'm interested in knowing % differences in renter occupied vs. own occupied, avg. wage of a renter vs. homeowner, educational differences, and whatever other variables I can observe. 

Any educated guesses on a per sqft basis?

In the mean time I want to find a way to acquire at least 1 rental in 2016 for cash flow, and then handle as many flips as possible.I have been reading my brains off and listening to podcasts / webinars to get my education up.

As you can see, in this example, the seller has listed the house at the rehabbed price and will have to be educated by the market.