The another option we have in Chicago is newer construction 3 flats with high-end units that are fully remodeled which again have low maintenance.

What you're most likely experiencing is prospects flat out lying to you, failing to complain when they actually do have a complaint.

Account Closed  there is no such thing as a 25k fix and flip in the area of Oregon this person is from.. matter of fact very few spots in the whole state.. maybe out in a few old dead and dying lumber towns.WEst coast folks pretty much need 50k or better to get started.. other wise its about putting partnerships together to amass needed capital.I know when I drive around south Chicago and look at those awesome brick two flats that can be bought for 20 to 30k.. its really amazing... it would cost 500k to rebuild one.. !

We recently looked at funding for flipping company we found on facebook and they have approved us for 70-80k they do 0 interest for 12 months and a flat fee of around 7500 from what I understand.

We recently looked at funding for flipping company we found on facebook and they have approved us for 70-80k they do 0 interest for 12 months and a flat fee of around 7500 from what I understand.

Disclaimer: I know nothing about Denmark other than it's a beautiful country, most of its people are happy, and it's really flat.

Id be more than happy to buy something such as the example I posted for $120k and put a few thousand into it and resell for significantly less than it was worth and at least make some money on it versus passing it up altogether.

You lease needs to be at or near market rents.While networking is key in this business, going to professionals, planners, CPAs with some rent to own stuff will probably fall flat and you'll get laughed at.

I can almost hear underwater owners' brain cells working overtime: "Ooh, because I was clever enough to borrow more than my home's worth, I'll just stop paying altogether, let the bank foreclose, redeem it back for the 20% discount price that the bank settles for (which is 50% less than I owe!)

I often inspect the property before the highest and best deadline and remove the inspection contingency altogether (or at least make the inspection period as short as possible).