While you might save some money doing it DIY, you will pay for it by the amount of time it might take you and possible missed steps.

Below are the key data points:- Gross Rental Income: $118K (I received the rent roll list from agent)- Effective Gross Income: $112K (I'm assuming a 5% vacancy factor)- NOI: $56K (I'm assuming 50% Operating Expenses - inclusive of 10% property mgmt costs, repairs & maintenance and CapEx reserves)- Recommended PP: $623K (Market CAP rate is at ~8%; I used 9% because I want the Cash on Cash return to be 10%+ with a 30% DP at 7.2% interest rate and 30 yrs term)- The asking price is $1.25M.

Sometimes I wonder if the assistance program thinks I won't notice and is trying to get away with paying less to "save the program money."

ARV is around $250,000 on the very low end. careful with land in Florida that's all I can say. how much cash do you have get ready to fund a lot of engineering if it's not been built on before 

Alternatively, set aside one or two boxes of things that family might want that you can offer for anyone to go through....believe me, it will save you some grief in the long term with your family.  

Ok,say I have a cash deal as a real estate wholesaler.

My potential partner and I have agreed to split everything 50/50 and I was thinking of holding all holding/cash to close funds in escrow and run it through my LLC, but would be interested to hear how any of you structured it in a way that protected yourself in the event that one partner turns out to be problematic. 

Heloc is the best option because even doin a cash out refi your also limited to 70 -80%.

Cash-out refinanced in November 2021 at 3.75%.

I have a question about a negative cash flow BRRR, a year into the deal.