The reality is that house flipping is much more lucrative and profitable for me, but I still like listing houses for sellers.

We made some profit in this transaction.

You certainly could get better margins elsewhere but Cambridge is a timeless market and the demand for housing continues increasing.

My husband and I were full time investors for 8 years before we got into wholesaling.What's tough is being able to buy deals cheap enough that you can sell them to end users with enough profit left for your buyer to rehab and still sell at a profit for themselves.

We’ve run the numbers and think even worst case scenerio with the house we could turn a significant profit; however, our realtor is advising us to walk.

So the total gain divided into profit and depreciation is carried forward. 

And I am sure as we get more and more properties, then we will be less able and less inclined to do those things.But end of the day I think a little bit of compassion goes a long way to maximizing profits. 

You need a ARV north of $1.25 million to make that profitable as a fix and flip. 

If it won't cashflow with the higher debt structure on a refi, then you're looking at renting as is, or selling and using the profit for a new property.

So I would be in it $405k making $25k profits from rehabbing then profits from increased rental revenue.