I have some fabulous broker relationships that serve the Mill Creek market if that's a need also.

I am trying to calculate how much to set aside for CapEx and repairs.

If we're speaking of rentals in Houston, you'd certainly need to reach back and see what your wind exposure has been like over the past 10-20 years (if you can go back that far with good data) for this specific rental and area of the state. 

Find 2 or 3 strong wholesalers that are operating in your target areas by talking to people who are already investing in those areas (chances are they have used a wholesaler in the past, or are farming their own deals and may toss you whatever doesn't meet their needs), give them your buy box, and make sure you have your funding lined up to act quickly on a deal.

I wish I had an answer for you but I am a CO investor and I don't know much about SC however a really great investor friendly agent in that area should be able to help you answer these questions and more for you!

I'm looking to absorb as much as I can from y'all in hopes to get my family to financial freedom.

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need further advice.

In your case, the LLC that owns the single-family home would need to be the one making the new purchase to qualify for a 1031 exchange.However, using a 1031 exchange to buy out shares of another LLC is generally not allowed, as the IRS views LLC membership interests as personal property, not real property.

That's a huge sum for a property that needs rehab in Hagerstown.What is the ARV of the property?

That ensures you don't spend it on other things and know exactly how much you have to spend on the next purchase.