Curious what qualifies as a good deal at this point in our hot market. Also, in what class neighborhood you have gone to receive such yield.

My experience is relatively limited so far so I am open to multiple strategies, but would like to target value add opportunities rather than turn-key type deals.

Take a look at the following chart:Fed Fund Target RateInterest rates are still ridiculously low. 

We would visit the target area for a few days, learn the neighborhoods, and build a relationship with a realtor.

This is especially a concern since I was targeting a FHA 203K loan (about 10K initial repairs/fixes)He said I would have to take the right measures to rezone it as 4 unit.

Look up title of recently sold property in your target area.  

I'm curious to know if there are any specific apps for the iPad or iPhone that is being used in scheduling start dates, target finish dates, sub management, homeowner appts, etc...

So  her total effective finance charges for the balance of the mortgage is actually [ 3.625% + 0.85% = 4.475% ].Now that we know her actual interest rate, we can plug it into our formula.( [ 4.475% * $314k ] + [ 8% * $14k ] ) / $328k = 4.625%.So, 4.625% is the target to beat.

Target property (and many others) is in a low demographic neighborhood of Chicago.

As for "everything needs to be brought up to current code".....ridiculous, they know it is a 1963 home, tell them to pound sand and move along.