A 10% flat tax on everyone is fair and would solve our budget problem in large part.

I have budgeted around $45,000 for a 20% downpayment.

A property's tax bill would increase as a function of roughly two things multiplied together:1) How much that property's value has increased relative to other properties in the same jurisdiction.2) The overall increase in the jurisdiction's budget from year to year.If your value is going up in dollar value but percentage-wise it's roughly the same percentage as everyone else's property the main relevant factor is #2.

The big stuff (sofas, tables, chairs, beds) are the easy items to account for and make up just a portion of the budget.

The budget is around 700k purchase price and my main goal is cash flow.Thank You!

Get rid of debt, build a budget, and save.

We arrange and manage materials, workers, equipment and services needed for completing projects on time and within your budget.

If the ARV comes in low or you go over budget such that you'd have to leave some money in the deal, you could either sell and likely still turn a profit, or find a private money lender to close the gap for some kind of equity split.

But my budget seems to only be covering mobile homes.

I've got a quote of $250 for labor, have materials priced out, and the carpet guy budgeted in.