Finally, I’d like to pull credit to anyone who applies.    

Highly experienced builders/developers have reported here on BP that on average their profit is around 15% of the final sale price of a house.

@Santiago Marquez I am looking for that tab you mentioned...I've been to the Network tab and clicked on Mortgage Lenders and have reached out to two of them thus far...final results not in yet.

Some providers take the approach that a furnace or water heater with several years of expected life shouldn't be replaced in the rehab, but that the final product should be priced accordingly.

And finally, when they did, the repairman told the owner "this will cost more money to repair than to replace."  

It is finally in person again! 

@Nikki Kofkin I used Cozy for about three years and when I finally made the switch I had over 30 units running through the platform.

They handle all of the legwork, you make the final decision, and you essentially exchange time for x value, which depends on the firm and the individual deal.

So I’m 20 in college and going into my final two semesters of college and I’m reading my first real estate book and I wanted to do the housing hacking route in West Virginia (that’s where I go to school and what’s the market like there?)

Thanks for your reply Ronald,I have experience and systems suitable for finding off market(and on the market) commercial properties (database querying, AI, and automated multichannel outreach systems plus setting up integrations with existing property databases).I do not have commercial property experience, so will focus on finding properties and leaving it to an investor to negotiate and close.I was thinking of charging a commission of .75% of the final purchase price IF the sale completes.Do you think investors would consider that reasonable as a finders fee?