Low pricing and don''t worry about profit?

Purchase price: $215,000 Cash invested: $55,000 When we talk about long term rentals the goal is to buy something that people are going to live in 3-5 years with the ability to raise rent over time ahead of insurance, taxes and inflation.

Looking forward to diving in the curriculum.

Knowing the price per square foot in a zip code helps and knowing when you can spot "value" is very important.

After that, in Cleveland/Columbus and Indianapolis areas.at this point it seems the easier way its getting the first couple of deals under conventional and then going with dscr.its just seems weird to me I need to own a primary residence in order to have dscr( I live in LA where prices are crazy), and wondering now how people that dont live in US how they invest in the states. 

this is why i no longer purchase for out-of-state sub 100k price.....if you keep buying and selling 5-7 years you are not going to hit the "capex" that's the trick I learnt from MFs.

I'm thinking of hiring virtually from Upwork, Fiver or Onlinejobs as opposed to some of the bigger SEO companies just because of the price difference. 

How do you price their time?

Typically, distressed properties literally sell for Market Price - Expected Rehab Costs, so any equity gained is mostly sweat equity.

Purchase price: $640,500 Cash invested: $110,000 Sale price: $845,000 Single family fix and flip purchased from wholesaler.