Something like the following would be ideal for me:"3bd/2ba, 1960 ranch home, 1400sqft requiring moderate rehab with estimated rehab of $25k to ready for retail sale, or $15k to ready for rent.

Ideally, you want to find properties where the payoff is less than this number, so you can make a profit.

Ideally I'd like to find a turn key home between $200,000 - $250,000 that needs some improvements.

As of now after my emergency fund, I have about 3-4% down of $450k (another part of my $20k), which I know is not ideal but I would want to take advantage of the low interest rates, plus I would be living with my boyfriend and brother who would be helping me pay it off/splitting it 3 ways.

Kellum, Ideally a perfect home for me to flip would be in the Conejo Valley (Thousand Oaks/Westlake/Agoura/Newbury Park) area.

I could still try to find another wholesale buyer if he bails.Exit Strategy:  Of course, the ideal exit would be finding a buyer during the inspection period but giving that this is not a clear cut great deal, I want to be prepared to walk away if the market does not agree with me, therefore my questions about the inspection period.

This is to be sure you actually will have the funds necessary to close, when you find something you want to buy.While hard money is similar, it can be a bit trickier to get a clear rate quote without the specific property already in mind (and ideally, under contract).To keep things simple: I'd recommend still talking to your potential lender(s) BEFORE you spend too much effort shopping around.

In an ideal world, five years from now we would own five, or more, residential investment properties in Asheville.

Ideally would like to have single family and multi family rentals and build from there.Looking forward to meeting everyone!

Most of the countries that you would get a virtual assistant from are not ideal for outbound calls like this.