for a friend, put 20 percent down and lease with a ROFR to friend@Tyler Smith

If you're only getting a small portion of any profits, how long will you keep going.But in the beginning, you may need to expect a much smaller cut than you'll be able to get when your investing career matures.I just heard Ken McElroy talk about his first big deal on the Lifetime Cash Flow podcast.

What are reasonable ESTIMATED costs (material+installation costs) for repair and the general lifetime of the following items:Tar Roof-Cost per SF Shingled Roof-Cost per SFWater Heater sized for 1 bedroom unitsFoundationFurnaceHVACKitchen -Granite Counter Tops -New Cabinets-Sink-RefrigeratorBathroom -Toilet-Sink-Tile floor-Shower or BathtubMajor Electrical IssuesMajor Plumbing Issues

What amount of cash flow either percent or flat dollar amount do others look for on a single family residence?

A large percent of trusts are owned by regular people and old people about to die. 

If the deal is good enough (70 percent ARV-repairs) you will likely find a few buyers for all your deals.

It's a SERIES of classes which takes a while to complete and the overall costs is about $15,000 - $20,000You can also listen to The Lifetime Cashflow through Real Estate Podcast.

City water and sewer systems about 30-35 percent expense ratio.  

Not super open to answering my questions and a lot of sales pitch and general answers.I live locally in Fort Worth and the Dallas area and I'm still very new but in this market 6 percent CoC is very low.

Eight percent of $39,000 is $3120 not $2902.Then you have Vacancy at 7% $2730.