I know that it is pretty straight forward but I think I am overcomplicating it.So lets just say $250,000 is the purchase price with down payment of $50,000, $50,000 is the rehab cost, when done it would sell for $450,000.

Good morning all,I'm pretty new to BP and I guess my real estate investing career started right out of college, 2 years ago.

I find though that in most of the cases that I have looked at (Looking at listing sites like Loopnet and Zillow) if you use the 50% NOI to calculate the asking price you will be pretty far off the asking price number.

It took a week or two to process if I remember right but was pretty straight forward otherwise.

We've been using Clear Title and they're pretty good for investors.

you're in a weak position with the FHA, but it's also a pretty simple one.

After your rehab and you drive ARV higher you can refinance with your conventional guy and likely pull some money back out.This was my model for awhile and I got pretty good at it. 

Bertran then filed Bankruptcy in Alaska in an attempt to secure Alaska as a jurisdiction and to stop the Montana sheriff from seizing property held by the trust in Montana.The transfer was a pretty clear case of fraudulent transfer and the BK court found exactly that.

The numbers seem great so far despite some pretty high prices for keys property. 

I'm pretty sure I can get $100-150 per/night just starting out.