For example, if you think you can make $35K post rehab if everything goes perfectly and you get the price you believe you will get, then getting $30K for a quick as-is sale (more than likely to an end user) makes more sense and takes away the risk of unexpected problems during rehab and/or the appraisal issues I mention. 

Initially, we will be covering just the DFW metroplex with efforts to expand quickly to the other top investor markets in the country. 

Its multiple live workshops, field work, some programs that look amazing for assessing value of a house quickly, estimating rehab cost, printing an exact material and work list for a GC, marketing campaigns, etc etc, etc, etc.

We have a travel trailer and enjoy camping, so I looked quickly at buying or building a small one because I thought it would be fun, then I realized it would be more fun to just show up, hook up, and relax!  

So, the $131K is quickly dwindled down after paying taxes at your 30% (=$33,300 based on a $111K gain) to $97,700.IF she doesn't sell, but refinances at a 70-75% LTV ($300,300-$321,750), she would have 0 of her own money invested. 

I’ve found properties on the retail market (MLS) by moving quick and efficiently, but I focus more on and finding properties on the investor market (through auction, wholesalers, and more).What Services Do I Offer?

Real quick, There are 2 - 3bd 2 bth units. 

Hi James,I can't be as quick as you to say the OP has a "knowledgeable management company" working on her behalf, or that the PM got the matter handled in a "timely manner". 

We were planning to save a minimum of 70k before starting (I work as an executive recruiter and my wife a cardiac nurse, therefore raising capital can be done somewhat quickly.)But a lot of you are saying we should at least save 100k before getting into the multifamily market in FL?

Hi Everyone,I'm wondering what the best strategy is to build up cash relatively quickly?