But if you want to make more risk and you are a rehabber and want to buy and sell retail, then you can make around 27,000 if it sells for the $111,000.00 (111,000 minus $75,000 is actually $36,000, but then I figured closing costs and realtor fee's of around $9,000, so that makes $27,000)

Once you've figured out what aspect of real estate marketing you're interested in, come back with some specific questions - I'm sure you'll get lots of answers!

I figure that it will save my buyers money over a hard money loan, and will also allow non deals to become deals.

Our offer was then accepted at what we figured was less than 70% of market.

So I have been trying to figure out my business plan as I am studying REI.

Originally posted by Wheatie:Get estimates for the repairs and provide them along with a request for a price reduction.Most contractors are giving me a 2 day out time.I had the home depot contractors come out too, because I figured they would be the HIGHEST bids.

And does your 20% figure already factor in inflation?

Insurance is figured at 341 based on 2% of purchase price.My question is if I had to move out and rent the house is this a good deal?

I would like something I can put on my website and let people plug in numbers themselves, like put in rent, expenses, price, loan info, and figures out cash on cash and IRR and goes out to 25 years since i sell NNN properties like walgreens with 25 year terms.

I would love to find ways to just take over payments without having to go through the down payment process but I am trying to sift through posts to figure out which is the best way to do this deal..