They also built with cash, which gave them the ability to unload a property at a discount and still make a profit.

That is he looks at their utility consumption and backs into their revenue stream and profit margins.

Or, can I only place profits into and keep my equity from the previous property as cash deposit?

If youve had a (profitable) rental for 3 years, how come you don't have cash?

Im 15 right now, and have yet to make a deal, although it has only been several months.Im working with a man in the LA area that has a house being built, that he needs to sell, the house it self costs a million+, but the profit margin is $600,000!

Goal: to own some profitable multi-families.

I would recommend that you accurately factor all your expenses into any estimations of profit.

If my calculations are correct new profit would be around $40KDoes this look and sound correct.Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

There for some sprucing up could make for some nice profit if its bought under market value.I've asked some of the neighbors about what happened to the family and they don't really know where they went.

I am looking into doing straight rentals where I can actually turn a profit.