Can you share some details about your current situation: Original purchase priceDown payment / borrowed amountAny hard costs on rehab (meaning things you can prove with receipts)Current estimated valueCurrent amount owed

I estimated we could sell the land for $250,000 and it ended up selling for $260,000.

A common thing I have run into is estimating repair values accurately.

Did you factor in the estimated $4k-$5k in closing cost as I assume you are doing conventional financing? 

My total estimated cash-to-close amount is roughly 30k.

We had a contractor that is specialized in fire remediation review the damage and he has informed us that the tenant cannot be living in the apartment while repairs are underway which is estimated to take about four weeks.

ARV estimate is $110k and $115k.

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I recently listened to a podcast where the wholesaler found all his properties on auction websites and had trained his VA to estimate rehab costs to get to the maximum allowable offer. 

I know Zillow and Redfin estimates don't mean **** but they are at 340k and 334k respectively now.