Hey Victor, want to mention that “We Buy Ugly Houses” is trademarked slogan of HomeVestors of America, Inc.I appreciate the benefits it provides me as a franchise, but figured I should tell you that they protect the brand quite well.

The Allure brand is top notch.  

The name/brand of your school, your legacy/networks, and quite frankly just random luck will play such huge factors into what path you take out of college.

While I think this is a solid point of view, I think there is some room on the upside, but the Capital Region needs to do a better job of branding itself beyond being the state's capital.We're an hour from the Adirondacks, a couple hours from Boston, NYC, Montreal.

I'm brand new so I don't have any testimonials, experience, and, etc.

Those likely have to be brand new units to rent that high.

I've gotten great parts replacement service from Pfister and even some of the various "house brands".

Which of the two would you recommend for a fresh, brand new Wholesaling flipper?

Contract Price = $497k4 units (2B/1B) - currently 1 rented for $1175 (all 4 have been fully renovated, construction finishing on other 3, the one rented is a brand new tenant that moved in ~3 weeks ago)Assuming rent all units for $1175NOI = $38,370 first yearFinancing = 20 yr fixed, 75% LTV, 4.325% rateProjected Cashflow = $10,373/yr  ($864/mo)Cash ROI = 8.3%If the purchase price was lowered to $450 (appraised value) we'd be estimating ~$1000/mo cashflow and 11% ROI.  

I do not think the parts are interchangeable from one manufacturer to another kubota is a good brand , iv'e used a couple of their machines and they are nice to use. i would check out the accessories they offer and the price difference. there are a lot of other brands out there, for what you want to do, i wouldn't get a big machine, a tractor size machine with the backhoe and bucket should be sufficient, you can get one with those two and if they have accessories like i mentioned in the last post, you can get them as needed