A few stats on the home which we plan to flip.Purchased for $75k cashRehab estimate is $50kARV is $180 - $200Rehab time is estimated at 60 days (my business partner, whom I formed a company with, owns his own construction company and has his own crew so the cost will only be time and material with no markup)Since the sheetrock is removed I will seek a mold remediation certificate for the buyerAnyways there are many more details than I listed above but that's the short version!!

Readers are advised to seek professional advice.

I'm just crunching numbers to see what I would be willing to pay for it if I was actively in the market for another property.

It has inspired me to look into the situation actively.

I know of some investors that have up to 8 projects actively being rehabbed at once in Columbus.   

I PERSONALLY know 50%+ of active investors in the area, makes it much easier to do acquisitions because I'm able to talk freely with the majority of the market to spot trends, brainstorm and help come up with plans of action for making the area better.

Long-story short, I set a six-year goal to earn both degrees, start my real estate career with an active firm for about three years, and then to go out on my own.

@Andrew Wilson a couple of things here:If you are using a Fannie/Freddie loan (those are the ones with the lowest rates on a 30 year fixed) then the cash out limit on a 2-4 unit property is 70%If you are seeking cash out in the first 6 months, Fannie/Freddie loans will have some pretty detailed restrictions. 

Its nice to know that there is such an active investor community in my area.

Are properties that have been listed as uninhabitable, properties that I should seek out?