I am Ian, I am based in Contra Costa County.

Estimated Rent (based on neighborhood median) = $2800Total expenses including HOA, Capex, Property Mgmt, and 50% rule for maintenance = $2750Cash flow = $50  :(Do I hold onto this gem or sell it and move onto a new strategy??

I am based out of the southwest suburbs of Chicago.  

I look at land sale comps (which aren't always easy to find depending on the state/market/area) and we offer something based upon the the retail value that land like that sells for.  

In the commercial world there isn't any kind of centralized data base, like the MLS.

While I have sufficient capital to undertake 1 or 2 flips at a time, the high cost of properties in the DMV area makes scaling challenging without resorting to interest-based financing.Is this feasible, or is it a stretch?

Hi all, I am Jack, a super rookie investor based in the Bay area.

Both are based on investing $10k and selling to get back your $10k.

However, based on my revenue projections and factoring in a 25% commission for professional property management, it seems unlikely to generate significant cash flow unless they can significantly boost revenue.I'm open to working with a professional PM if they can guarantee decent cash flow.

This method involves purchasing properties that need work, rehabilitating them to add value, and then refinancing based on the improved value to fund additional investments.