some issues that BURN many people..paying too much for a propertytaking too long to rehabunderestimating rehab costs(and not including holding costs)over estimated post rehab sale pricestudy hard and good luck

Not a chance!

.$25K purchase and $25K repairs (assuming you estimated correctly-but probably low) with a selling price or ARV of $75K is right in the power curve.

Is it the current value of the home plus the estimated costs of repairs?

There are several threads on estimating ARV.Rehab costs are what it will cost you to fix it up.

Had I screwed up the second chance the would have rightfully taken the home but I got a 2nd job and it worked out.I found a very affordable website and crm last night that has a totally customizeable website.

Yeah, chances are if the sidewalk is as poorly constructed as you can see -there's no expansion joints, mesh and there's not a sufficient gravel base beneath the existing concrete.

I'm sure you would like to defer it and only pay during closing.If you buy the option from him, then, yes, you would expect to be put into contact with the owner, and get a chance to look around to your hearts content.

I do not want to go forward with a law suit against them if there is any chance I can get tagged with this listing thing.

(the estimate is that they will be able to return 60% to 100% of the original amount invested within 18-24 months) I haven't found anything that is planning to return so much of the original investment right away.