So if I pay him 8% on his loan to me, he would basically net 4% himself(Given these are not exact percentages)Is that correct thinking?

So, those scammers would buy a fixer upper for 70K, put in new windows (vinyl windows was a sure sign of a fraud, because no restored home would put those in) and do a basic renovation.

Get basic cooking things--toaster, bender, set of dishes, pots and pan, mixing bowls, mixer, serving spoons, spatulas, flatware, etc.4. 

However, a 203k loan is basically a HFA loan that also allows you to also roll in the renovation costs - https://www.amerifirst.com/amerifirst-blog/bid/866...This is probably the best fit and I would find a local banker/broker that can assist with this.  

Basically I’m 127k into the finished flip.

The court is basically giving all the relevant parties an opportunity to chime in on the distribution. 

I was speaking to an investor earlier today (who does basically zero real estate).

If I sold it, it would give net me another $30,000 so basically I'd get $80,000 in profit on $140,000 investment in about 8 months.

(basics: what should I focus on, what are the mistakes they did so I can learn from them, what they think it matters the most at a property, etc) 📈🏘🏢🏘Thank you so so much and even if you won't answer me, thank you at least for taking your time to read. 🏚 🏠 🏘

Finishes will be mid-tier, basically what you see in most of the flips nowadays, quartz countertops, mid tier appliances, vinyl floor. 4 months of estimated rehab time.