The property is being sold by a fix n flipper for $245,000 and it has sat on the market for 36 days so far.

I was 21 and knew that the market was at a deep bottom and bought a home in Escondido (N.

Good afternoon ya'll - Still narrowing in on a region to focus on, but leaning towards N/NE coast (Carolina, Rio Grande, Fajardo, Luquillo, Ceiba) given the volume of properties compared to other areas; I'm also becoming a little more familiar with the search/acquisition process in PR, which I have to admit, is a fun little treasure hunt bouncing around Zillow/Realtor, Point2, Xposure, and Clasificados. 

Quote from @Percy N.: @Darrin Yon, what is the typical range of the deals in the markets you are looking at?

Quote from @Suduk N.: The large gas oven is broken at my rental.

It's good news if you are a real investor and floating 40k for 5 months is no big deal to you until you liquidate the asset.The end result for investors is to build that monthly cash-flow, the problem is if you buy the properties with debt then 80%-90% of the cashflow goes toward the loan so your end is small.My plan is to start with a hundred k, do a fix n flip deal and sell, do another and sell then do two at a time and sell both. 

With some N's & Y's below in the column, the only thing I can think it would be abbreviated for is Vacancy??

The best way to incentivize a private lender is to have a property with a wide margin of equity built-in... either through you putting significant skin n the game or by buying well below market. 

@Mohammed Nasser, curious where I find a few hundred tenants like yourself, happy to not only coordinate all repairs AND dig n search every time I say "nope, too much, try again", but to then PAY a per service co-pay!!!!!    

@Megan N Williams welcome and good luck to you guys as well!!