That usually gets a brokers attention.They can look at what your finances are and what type of property and deal size you want to purchase and see if it is viable or a big pipe dream with little chances of happening.Brokers tend to not mind educating IF,IF it leads to closed business.

I operate a decent sized flipping business and am looking to network with some agents and wholesalers in the Milwaukee area.Reach out to me so that we can see how we can help eachother!

I'll connect with these individuals or send an inmail with a short request and this has lead to specific lists from mid size to regional banks that very few people end up seeing.  

@Joseph Duenas I find that blanket loans don't always save as much you might think they would in 10 unit sized deals. 

Takes about 10 minutes and we have an offer number on the spot.As an example, new stainless appliances are almost always $2.5K, regardless of size of house.  

Some of these other business models are very intensive to run for yield and unless scaled up to very large sizes do not make sense to own unless the investor wants to be an owner operator which can be self limiting.  

This property is in North Las Vegas in an area I would rate as a C+ area, consisting of mostly older homes built in the 60's and early 70's with nice size lots, for Las Vegas area, around 6,000 sq/ft.  

The size of the development deal matters as well.If for instance it is a 3 million dollar deal with 1 million of upside after resale cost then at 50% the sponsor gets only 500,000.If it's say a value add property and not development where the property is 50 million at 50% occupancy and then worth 80 million after stabilized then at say 28 million profit after expenses at 30% to sponsor is 8,400,000.

There are charts online that show what are acceptable humidity levels in relation to outside temperatures. 

Account Closed  I have a two family on the east side of Lakewood that's smaller than standard size (only about 800 sq ft per unit) and I got $695 for the upper unit when it was vacant about a year ago....and I think I could have got $725 judging on the level of interest (rented in 2 weeks).