with a $300k budget, can one expect to get a 3-bed, 1.5-2 bath house/townhouse at about $2k rent per month?

I am wondering if you can help me figure out the process of my first flip.I’m a licensed general contractor so I have a very good grasp of what the construction/rehab process will be like as I have been the contractor for 75+ Flips.There are two main questions I have with the process.

Hello all, I figured I would give this forum a shot to see if there were any real estate attorneys out there or an investor who has come across asimilar scenario.

Can someone explain to me how to figure out the annual insurance cost for the BP mortgage calculator

How would I figure that out?

We figured we could have gotten the job completed for around $200,000 but given the scope of work and the amount of other things my contractor does it likely would have taken a year.

*If* you expect to sell the property in the not-so-distant future, and *if* your tax savings are in a lower bracket than recapture, you may not want to do it. 

Hey there BP Peeps ~ I put a call out to my Attorney friends in the industry BUT. . .I figured I'd put this question out there to the community as well, as I'm waiting for a response. 

(4 Bed 2.5 bath, 2400 sq ft. street parking only)  What percentage over standard rentals can one expect and is it worth the extra management?

Hi everyone,Actually we are working on a great Triplex deal in LA, which after we did a bit of a due diligence, we figured this property is registered as a Duplex in the city and the third unit is not registered, however the property has 3 electricity meters and it seems a permit is issued by the city almost 70 years ago ( the property is 100 years old) to build the third unit, while a certificate of occupancy or any similar approval has never been issued on the additional unit.Just wondering if anyone of you folks have had a similar experience and would it be too risky to acquire such a property?