He'll respect you for being willing to pay more for his work, and on future bids he'll know that his pencil needs to be a little sharper when bidding your jobs.

The class of tenant in the 500 a month rental is usually more work and the areas tend to be not as upscale in nature.When the rental is lower the management usually wants a higher fee.The other component is do you have the aptitude to want to be a property manager and manage yourself.

Or maybe he needs help with spreadsheet work and formulae driven decision making templates.

@Scott James you get more rent from renting out rooms separately but it is way more work and hassle.

On one had it may be advantageous to let possible recruiters know some serious stuff I'm involved in out side of work and how that can be translated into my day career for a bigger opportunity.

I've got a few deals that need 25+K in work and I'm sort of tight on cash.What's a fair return?

This question is for people, who have walked a distressed property, created a scope of work and completed the rehab.After finding a home that’s below market value and seeing it in distressed condition.

It takes hard work and commitment. 

If you want 30 year fixed, you'd have to do a group loans but that's a lot of work and headache. 

Real estate has a steep learning curve and a lot of your success will be due to your own hard work and ambition.