It costs 10k for them to complete one deal for you and to get your foot in the door.

I knew that I could probably cover these cost on a sub 185k home, but that still left closing cost and other unknown expenses to come.

What would something like this possibly cost? 

We haven't tried CHBO because of the cost per property but my VAs have a list of about 15+ sites they list all of our properties on.

When I click on that link, it takes me to an almost blank screen with a search box for property ID.

The post is old, but it has several articles links in it about the neighborhood over the last decade.: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/517/topics/53...Old North Dayton is a C+ area, working class neighborhood. 

There are a couple of builders selling new construction for under $300k. with 20% down and closing costs you could have a brand new HOME.Best of luck

Our mortgage is $95,000, and our renovation costs are spread over several different 0% interest credit cards.

New investors spend way more time crunching numbers on a spreadsheet instead of seeing every home on the market (you can go to Open Houses if you aren't linked with an agent yet) to get sight reps.2.

I know the cost of the conversion, and the ARV increase to me seems several times higher than this cost.