@Sean P Colon You should have received an email with details on how to access your bootcamp (look for an email with subject line "You're In!"

My own criteria is a minimum monthly cash flow after debt service of $300 on a typical B class SFH.

I just received an offer from Mono RE LLC / CDK Investment to purchase my home, which is currently on the MLS, at the full listing price.   

We're about halfway through the project, and there's a $30k He has for work that's not yet completed (the 30k was given because he completed work prior but once he received the 30k communication diminished drastically right as winter came around!

Considering long-term rental as a better option, I listed the property, but after three months on the market and only receiving low offers, I'm reevaluating.

Typically you'd put 20-25% down and can go as low as 1.15 DSCR, but it's ideal if it is above 1.25

Typical investor presentations typically start with the projected overall returns, which almost any model will provide (in fact that is effectively the whole reason they exist), and often a hold period summarized pro forma, to show a bit more of the details that flow into your returns.Again, I think you should hit up Adventures in CRE.  

After I told them or I emailed Them details of My Numbers and details,  And I found some typical Agent :1.

I guess in Detroit we have a larger volume of rehab investing going on than there is there, or the market is saturated with skilled tradespeople and finding good help is not really a thing.How do rehabbers there typically connect with tradespeople? 

Have you received any feedback?