So I have been hands on learning the construction side of things to get a better understanding of what breaks the most, what materials last longest, etc...While doing that, I am always asking questions along the way to get a better understanding of why investors make the decisions that they do.I have set a personal goal of starting out 2020 with my first property and diving off the deep end yet again.

Except your buying a house, and materials, and fixing it up and selling it. 

The bids I'm receiving vary wildly.Bid #1: $95k (includes materials and labor) Bid #2: $60k (includes ONLY labor)Bid #3: $30k (includes materials and labor but has inconsistent quality and reviews)Thanks!

gas furnace costs about $900. compressor ac system cost is more brand dependent.That is just materials.

I'm leveraging credit cards to pay for materials on my flips and was curious how that would work.

Good quality materials in a small package.

I like to think I pick up on material quickly but I don’t understand how the llc would “finance” or loan the money for the property?

Read @Michael Blank material.

Once the list of items is known by the Seller or their agent they become "material facts" and should be disclosed to future Buyers unless repaired..

My husband & I bought a home in the small town in VA where our Alma Mater is located because he got tired of not being able to find a hotel room in town during the weekends he wanted to attend a sporting event (most often a football game).