It just throws you off completely.This is my opinionGo walk the property ideally with your agent and your contractor, take a billion pictures and let your agent and contractor tell you their numbers and make an offer.There really is no "short cut" or an "estimate" way of doing this.We are talking about flipping.

This will only cover about 15% of the property but it would be ideal to pay it back after I finance the property.

I deal in mobile homes in Portland, OR and they can be good investments in certain situations.

I've used them for homeowners, auto, renters and tenant insurance.

Gordon square (btwn w.30th and w.60th) Tremont (btwn w.11th and w40th)Clark/Fulton area Ideally we will find C properties In C+ or B- areas which are already occupied.

Ideal for someone who does not live nearby.

Ideally stay to the east of Ral Mill rd. 

I was and have been funding flippers there.. its better than It used to be.. but heavily dependent on American auto .. when American auto is doing well they are.. when it suffers your rentals will suffer.. 

The ideal area seems to be southwest to Summerlin.

It is something like having a store that just sells plumbing supplies and auto parts.Originally posted by @Sarah Rhyne:@Brian Reinholz wondering the same thing.