You should be looking for deals in the 6-8% range if you are going for volume.

I need to build some volume so that I can hire a handyman.  

2) Fixing the fireplace won't resolve the tenant's underlying complaint that its getting cold without a functioning fireplace.A fixed fireplace won't generate that much heat to warm the rental because the fireplace was designed for only low volume natural gas.

And sub trades far more professional.So as we sit today I am on house 200 and something that I have spec built .. not huge volume but in my mind easier to control than constantly fishing for the next fix and flip.. 

He's offloading a few (1-2 to me) because his crews can't handle that much volume.

It created standardized, more efficient time usage and consistency which correlated to more volume, and in turn more profit.  

The agent makes money from volume not the individual house.

The highest volume wholesalers I think are Net Worth Realty and New Western Realty.

But the positive is the volume of cash you can run through it earning interest tax free.

Developers tend to pay 500k to 1 million an acre in strong suburban for good dirt and construction for exterior shell can be 200 a foot unless massive developer with crews on payroll that do it for less cost on volume.