Apple.com.AuntieJamaima sells her iPhones for $49.99  while friggin apple, how dare they, sells their iPhones for $997.99.My question to you is this.

Also realize you cannot lift a hammer as part of the BRRR and need to hire everything out as well. 

Doing the right thing in the construction industry is very hard because as a quality GC you are naturally going to have some bad apples (here in Chicago more than I'd like to admit) and projects don't go right.  

Make sure to compares apples to apples for the current condition of your unit.

Which can be a major relief for them and can lift a huge burden from them.For investor buyers - they do all the grunt work pounding the pavement, marketing and talking to potential sellers in precarious positions and work out a great win win cash price that allows room for an investor to get a great deal on their buy and has room for a fee for the wholealers efforts.

Not only is this an apples-to-apples comparison with next door King county, it also works out very well in the budget of the 419 unit mixed-use development that I'm planning within the new REIT that will be buying my credits and using them.

You can use investor lift, partner with a lender, or partner with another wholesalers and JV the deal if you need to move it quick They have access to your buyers and if it's truly a good deal it will move. 

Trying my best to find ones for the closest "apples to apples" comparisons.  

The slab foundation needed to be lifted over 6" on one side. 

That is an apples and oranges comparison.What matters to me is "what is the best investment for my IRA, where I can obtain the best combination of low risk and consistently favorable returns?"