If you are handy you can add tremendous value, at a discount to having to hire a contractor.

Then isolate them with an escalator in your sheet.

A couple base hits here and there, and the occasional home run is more than fine.So, if any investor does find a great bird-dog, agent/broker, probate attorney, or wholesaler that can provide actual deals, I think that adds tremendous value.

If they cannot, I will escalate legally.The other investors have great advice, listen to them as they've been in this game longer than we have.The important thing is to not get discouraged by this experience and try to learn as much as possible, even though it is an expensive lesson.

:)I think there are tremendous opportunities everywhere, what makes a good investment is the price paid both cash and time needed to manage in order to produce returns over time.

Yeah that’d end up being 40% of returns on a 10% gross return year (2% management fee and 20% of the 10% return), but that’s for tremendously staffed managers with a long track record.Yeah the 13% sounds very high to me.

I scrub the list to remove things like properties with a mortgage, duplicates, etc. and spend a tremendous amount of time on pricing, because although these offers may be a lot less than retail, they are not out of the question.

He and his team are tremendous!

As a state capitol with one of the largest colleges in the country, and as a base for many large companies such as JPMorgan Chase, L Brands, Honda, Nationwide and State Farm Insurance just to name a few, Columbus has a tremendous need for multifamily housing fed by a growing population, a low cost of living along with a high ranking as one of the safest cities for families with young children.

You WILL NOT experience tremendous margin growth in flipping but there are many opportunities for buy and hold investors.