What is a good cash on cash rate that people are aiming to get?

I just stumbled across this little app called  ARPlan 3D that allows you to stand in a room, and create a digital 3-D model/floorplan with measurements.

He also has a website that provides the calculators to crunch these measures for free.

This means the property taxes are lower. 2) At some point the original house was burned down/torn down and a new bigger structure built and teh records didn't get updated properly.I would take a tape measure and measure the outside of the building and double it (since it's a two story) to get an approximate square footage.

I would personally aim to buy this for no more than 30k myself.

Aim for 10-16% max

And of those a only a few will go and build a team and aim to net a million (as outlined in Gary Keller's book Millionair Real Estate Agent).

Attorney's would much rather chase individuals who prefer to keep things straightforward and own it all in their own name - you get to easily see what the payout could be and measure the potential settlement before investing much effort into a case.Asset protection strategies will take you down a bottomless rabbit hole.

You also need some sort of "Scope of Work" as an addendum or referenced by the contract, that lays out in full detail EXACTLY what all is supposed to be done.Another important item is the "Payment Schedule", which breaks the project into measurable milestones that upon completion of each (AND ONLY UPON COMPLETION) - payment is issued.

Without going on the roof to measure it.