Potential repairs1 none, I mean whatever misc housework comes up but honestly none that I can SEE key word, SEE as this is purely speculative based off internet pics and documentation23Thoughts: it’s a gorgeous house in a great area that would more than likely get rented out fairly quickly, that said with those quick rentals you never know who you are going to get, and this house is clearly not for many people kind of coalescing, it would be pretty tight, and a little weird having numerous people living in that place, but it could work.

Did your agent write in deadlines and penalties for not meeting deadlines?

The most critical thing you can do right now in the markets is flip with extremely tight turn times..

You just have to make sure that you have tight turn times, so you get in and you buy it lower than what the market is, renovate it, put it out on the market cheaper than anyone else, flip it immediately and get out of it.

I never hang 'FOR RENT' banners on a property.If you are worried about how long it takes to find tenants then it appears that you might be on a tight budget.

I was thinking the numbers were really tight for it to be a good deal for a flipper.

I am day 7 into a 1031 exchange deadline.

They can't even staff up for it right now because they aren't sure if that foreclosure deadline is going to move again.

I hired a young contractor who did great work, but was never on time and continued to push the deadlines.

In that case, the numbers are definitely way too tight.