It does take a lot to run it, but if you anyway was going to manage your properties, start by doing it for others.

This seems to be a lot to take on from what you provided…and the juice may not be worth the squeeze.

She coached me through the process from start to finish and I owe a lot to her.

It also depends on how long you plan on living there.There is a lot to go into buying a home for your family and while thinking like an investor for certain aspects (will it sell etc) there may be some things you prefer that outweigh the priority of thinking like an investor.

Wholesaling is great, but there is a lot to learn.

It's a great market with a lot to like. 

I would bet you the 100 dollar bill you get to wave that it will be 150% of XAnyone who won’t tell you specific Memphis investor horror stories is probably straight up lying or lying by omission or the person you should get your lotto numbers fromBe prepared to spend a long time (like, two years maybe) stabilizing your property.

100% of the money is typically worth between 50% and 80% of the deal and the details have a lot to do with the range I provided.In a JV where one party is putting up the money, it us typical that the other party found the deal, negotiated it, contracted it, managed the rehab, and managed the sale while the money partner was silent, only the money was working.It is also common for the money partner to get a set preferred interest rate and then the 50% split.

This has a lot to do with the shape the property is in.10% capex and maintenance makes sense often when dealing with lower budget single family homes.

If you are looking to really help people and yourself, as a new agent you have a lot to learn and you'll need a lot of leads!