If the property is AS-IS, then that means that the Seller is not doing anything in the way of repairs. 

Estimating $7,500-10,000 in repairs, less if I do some work myself or bring in a cousin who wants to get into flipping.

The estimation of repairs I wasn't sure on.

The down payment plus estimated repairs is about $48,000.

Currently a lot of the email marketing I receive with information about deals ( Property Info / Purchase Price / ARV / Repairs / Cap Rate / Pictures / etc. ) looks like it was created using email marketing from the 90's.

With wholesaling, you're looking at the after repair value and the ROI for the investor buyer.In the simplest of examples, say that $100k property would be worth $200k after $40k in repairs, you put it under contract for $80k (the seller gets $10k profit) and assign the contract for $15k, that leaves a good profit margin for the investor buyer.

I need some advice please, on If I can get a Loan on a Property, that I need $30,000 to do Repairs/Renovations on  ??

Here’s the numbers and plan 3/21800 sqft with unfinished basement Built 1980 Very desirable area in Vermont15 acres (subdividable) Comps $300-400Needs about 45k in repair I’ve got her talked down to 170k I really want to BRRRR this property.She owes 125k on current mortgage Would you -lease option (which she likes)Or -assume her mortgage and have owner carry the rest of the note?

Buy all cash and pay for repairs... then refinance to get the money out.2. 20% down, traditional financing for the rest and repairs.What have you had success with?

Anyone have tile roofing in Florida that insurance denied damage on or only paid for a REPAIR?