Despite these, the successful sale at $380,000 highlighted the importance of strategic planning, effective project management, and strong partnerships in maximizing profitability in real estate investments with Partner Driven.

@Jamall Lynch Planning for capex events is good once you have a property and want to keep adequate reserves to handle a large capex event.

In terms of timeline, don't plan for it to be a fast process, your rockstar local loan officer will not be processing the assumption, it'll be a group of call center people reading scripts from a computer screen.

Despite these, the successful sale at $435,000 highlighted the importance of strategic planning, effective project management, and strong partnerships in maximizing profitability in real estate investments with Partner Driven.

For flips you not only have to buy the house up front -but also be able to afford to do all the repairs - the ones you planned on; plus all the ones you find later once you tear into things.  

I had a contractor that I had to fire last month for a multitude of reasons (using my materials on his other job, extremely substandard work that has to be redone by someone else now, not paying his subs,  lying about work being completed that was not actually done, etc).

The $30,000 will just about cover the entire mini-split installation and at the end of it the well have fully separated heating that the residents can now pay for.

Hello Jean-Marie,I see that you plan to use full sized beds. 

If your seller wasn’t planning on claiming the extra income on his taxes that gets even worse.  

Also, if the tenets already pay for their own electric and gas can you use RUBS (if leagal) for water and sewer?