While that's one component of it, there are lots of things that will contribute to the final cost:- Level of materials- Style of house- Size of house- Time of year- County you're in- Basement or no basement- Condition of lotBut, by far the biggest component, will be the management style for the contractors. 

Purchase price: $520,000 Cash invested: $200,000 Sale price: $1,149,999 The property is in the historic district of Pasadena its a Spanish style home with lots of charm and it has a really good size lot.

This investment style suits me because I do not have the skill set to efficiently rehab (I'd have to pay for labor), and I tend to get great tenants with very little issues.

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I don’t want to leverage my butt off, I like the Dave Ramsey style and simplistic gameplay.

As I am a new investor, I was wondering the difference between doing a Grant Cardone style approach and constantly leveraging your debt so that it is always growing versus leveraging your debt to buy but than using extra cash flow from the property to apply to the principle.

It has been a passion of mine to renovate and restore the Victorian style houses that are a big part of the history of my home town.Any advice to get started as a fix and flip investor would be greatly appreciated!

House popped up on Zillow, drove there that day, 2200sqft cabin style home on a basement, on 6 acres.

No thanks. i know the fund your talking about.. that was my experience and thought low end SFR's in a fund management style are not profitable for the sponsor nor the investor..