., thus $0 brought by investor to table.

However the previous offer ,10k upfront financing the rest at 4% over 10yrs, is still on the table. 

I am rounding my mortgage costs up for easy calculation and my owner expenses (percentages) are pretty conservative Purchase Price: $215,000Gross Rents: $2,400 ($1,200 per unit)_________________________________________________________________________________-Mortgage Costs-Principle: $1000Interest: 3.5% ( I may do a rate & term refi for a 3.2% interest rate)Taxes: $210Insurance: $140 (Lowest quote thus far)Appox.Total: $1350/month_________________________________________________________________________________-Owner Expenses-Utilities: $0/Minimal (water and electric separate)Prop.

Such as wholesaling or JV with another investor that brings to th table what you need.Best of luck

And yes, I am hiring this firm to get the deal together, including bringing lenders to the table and securing loans with the new structure for acquisitions.What type of firms you are referring to?

Make sure you do your research on the reputation of anyone who might offer to help you so you don't end up in hotter water (there's a lot of great people on BP, but that doesn't mean everyone ) You may have to give up more of the future profit than you'd like-- but at least you'd stand a chance of getting to a profitable point.

I have a couple properties that I am flipping with a partner but I need to be able to bring more to the table.

Expenses: $52,355-Janitor $400-Water $11,000-Repairs- $1000 (This seems so unlikely for a 19 unit!)

No mailed check or pick ups.Purchase price 300k and owner is giving 20k towards upgrades/repairs etc  Plan is to install surveillance cameras, lights, paint doors and shutters, 2 water heaters and new signage and minor fixes etc.

During that time, there was a water leak at the property (vacant property) and the water bill was over $5,000.