So the question is this... what typically does a rehabber look for in terms of relating cost of repair to profit. this house is 50k profit... just so I know what to sell the house for and stop wasting peoples time.

30k profit no way on a $1m home.  

Higher profit is fine but you may be dealing with interest rate change, market condition deterioration.

-Type of property-Preferred ARV range-bed/bath-sqft-desired profit margins-closing time frame capabilities-areas your prefer-any specifics you may haveLook forward to hearing from you,Heath

To those Multi unit investors, how long has it been taking you to turn over your investments to start turning profits so you can refinance and cash out?  

The great thing about real estate is there are many different ways to profit from it and many ways to get it to work for you.  

Grass Lake area as an example few people make a nice profit.

I love Airbnb, but we are looking to invest in future properties in a less continuously labor intensive way. 3 properties are easy enough for me to clean myself but beyond that, we would need to hire cleaners more regularly and eat into our profit. 

Profit was good but alot of work.

PITI $1,500/month but can rent each unit for $700($2,800/month total) obviously this doesn’t account for vacancies, repairs, management etc but is that $1,300 gross profit appealing enough to work with?