(I am a handyman by trade so this shouldn’t be a problem)My question would be when looking how much work do you guys realistically look for in a flip.

I think it may be because of my few summers working in the building trades I became very prideful of my work and enthusiastic about the idea of taking a bare piece of land and constructing it into a building.Feel free to comment your opinions.Again thank you all for the encouraging messages.

I'm a CPA by trade, working full time in a multinational corporation. 

Then, when you've built up an even larger war chest, trade your CA assets for midset cashflowers.If you go straight midwest, I highly recommend Columbia, OH, and the agent Remington Lyman there.

Again, their is mass hiring efforts happening now, today, all over, and people choosing not to do the work, ask any electrician, plumber, carpenter, home builder, medical clinic, dentist and so on and so fourth, the "trades" are struggling severely with labor shortages.

You will also need to provide the contact information for any licensed trades you plan to use for the permit (i.e.

Slowly but surely and bouncing around from jobs, I ended up picking up a security job and studied over night.I attempted several business ideas, a nutritional supplement company, day trading, etc.

National tenants don’t care how cheap the rent is; they care about being in the best location in a given market and trade area.

Anyone here trade commercial paper? 

You give up all of the economies of scale that MF housing has and trade them for multiple failure points (multiple roofs, HVAC units, septics, etc) and space them far apart so they're harder to manage.