Gabriel I myself am originally from NY (Long Island) and specifically came to Lexington in 2010 for the real estate market.Most of my clients are from the Tri- State area.

This formula is the Profit Margin Formula that accounts, for 99.99%, of everything.

Be specific not vague.

So specifically, I am reading bigger pocket forums and some books Saturday and Sunday.

As of late I have become a bit jaded with the business, specifically dealing with architects and clients, which is a major source of inefficiency. e.g when a simple design decision takes over a week to make it tends to slow things down a bit:) I do love building and it is a satisfying creative outlet for me.

I have been scanning through my local Market this evening , and am wondering what signs and specifics , help determine which Properties make for good Flips vs those that are better off just being Rentals .Alot of these houses that I could purchase with Cash are not in the best of areas, since my Cash Budget is only around $90,000So for me to be able to purchase a property for say $50 - $60,000 and put maybe $10,000 - $15,000 in it or repairs and upgrading , this leaves me with having to purchase properties in areas that aren't the safest.But my thinking is .......

Hi all,I'm a newbie from Northern California, specifically Oakland.

I enjoy dealing with businesses specifically retail properties.My transactions make me more than enough cash flow yearly so I do value add retail and new development for large equity growth gains on the back end.If someone makes 50k,70k etc. per year then buying a SFR can make sense over time.

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It doesn't sound like something that would need a GC for specifically.