If you're making a grand an hour, hire a qualified person to do it for you. :)

I'll pay you hourly for maintenance and such , hourly for driving to check stuff out, a piece of every deal (maybe a grand or something)....then get a flat price from you on rehabs, barring unforseen issues.

I just bought a rental in Grand Rapids (3 hours west of Detroit) earlier this year and I'm easily getting a 30% cash-on-cash return.

This could indicate that the $272 is probably a nice bonus for him to have but that it's not that significnat a sum in the grand scheme of things.

She's been home a grand total of 3 days since June 11th.

After hours of lengthy heated discussions she basically said, I'm screwed and I don't need to file a grievance with the board of Realtor's because she isn't even a member, so im out of luck.I ended up throwing a few grand onto my offer, but I guess i'll have to find another.Any Advice?

Instead of buying my typical rehab and reselling in 3-6 months and paying short term capitol gains 28%, state income taxes 6%, and (according to some) payroll taxes 15% for a grand total of around 49%, I would instead buy a home to rehab that I would live in for two years as my primary residence.

I'm with you on not wanting to deal with paying a grand for a stacked set and then have to worry about maintaining it..A associate of mine suggeted just advertising it with the garage utility setup.

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