A broker is almost always going to get you better terms than going straight to a bank.

We purchase cabinets that need to be assembled also, pretty straight forward. 

They are not 100% straight forward.

@Kevin SiedleckiThat was a good straight forward article.

Straight Ac with LPG (Liquid Propane) heat isn't rare around here and a lot of times 2 tank is a hint that other things in the house use it as well (stove, fire place insert, water heater..) the rates for refill or replacement vary and you can call any gas vendor to get a quote tank over the phone.

Without it, anything you do (REI or otherwise) will be very risky and will very likely fail.As knowledge increases, the risk comes down, and vice versa.If you plan on jumping straight into REI, then start listening to podcasts, read books as much as you can starting today.

Assuming a straight cash purchase? 

It's a lot easier just to play it straight from the get go and get all those costs incorporated into the framework so you'll know what your costs are and can adjust your price point accordingly.

Which leaves you with about $20,000 which is the amount you originally put in for renovations.So now you have $20,000 cash to invest in the next deal, and a loan for $101,000 on the property you own.If you sell it straight up for the $135,000 you will make about a $35,000 profit.This of course is an over simplification.

It is straight up 10% down, no other mortgage tied to it.I am working through a broker so I will to check my notes for the exact bank.