I would by lying to you if I said I never went over on my projects - but you shoudl expect that.  

The potential for greater cash flow with a sober house lies in the fact that standard rent is $100 a week per bed.

The big help now is that technology is leaps and bounds better than it was 20 years ago and helps your efficiency beyond anything else.

I've tried working with wholesalers, but there aren't many operating in my particular submarket, and I haven't had much luck with the ones who are (trying to wholesale MLS deals, lying about DOM of previous properties, etc.)Since you're looking to expand to another market as well, would you mind sharing with me how you decided, or are deciding, what market that will be, any why? 

My boyfriend's family owns a small technology contracting company and do things including home theaters, access control, lighting control, fire alarms etc but there also is a real estate branch of his company and we are looking to potentially flip houses in the Charleston area.  

Margins are to slim when selling sub 100k properties.The best opportunities lie in properties that can be sold for 150k+

Also, I just noticed, you told the sellers that you donated the furniture but you are telling the world on BP that you lied and it is still in the house.  

They actually added a "technology fee" to my offer when they accepted it, even though I offered traditionally, realtor to realtor.

Even if Fundrise is more efficient at deploying capital through use of technology they still have to compete with other financiers for sponsors and projects.  

I'm not gonna lie, I don't have a lot of cash but I've read way too many books, webinars and other material.