I'm having a hard time finding an already made excel spreadsheet with a good break down and analysis of cost for itemized materials, labor, lot cost and all associated fees...Sure I could spend the time to build a spread sheet but it's not my expertise...any luck?  

It would cashflow and is huge and big has potential Purchase would be $16,000 buying as is. 5 bedroom 2.5 baths sold as is needs work and cleaned out. thinking $10-15k repairs to make it rent.

You may be over sold by 30 rooms one night and have housekeepers calling off sick and guest complaining about parking and paying for internet.

Most reo’s are sold With title insurance.

Also, it's been 2 years and not sold and he was not the listing agent.

We are rehabbing houses with high end finishes and new capex items for $100k.

Be careful so that we're not doing "deal making in the forums" For us, we sold the manufactured home we remodeled in La Pine after one day on the market.

Just wanting to connect and ask if anyone has any tools, methods, techniques on getting their house sold after flipping it.

Maybe its the value investor in me, but I'm not sold on the idea that ideal cash has the level of costs that is often attributed to it.

Also, I know that with all turnkey there is a premium/markup on the purchase price given that someone is actually doing all the work  for the investor , but sometimes looking at comps of some properties offered by those providers I see  the price is too too  high and won't make sense to buy even as a long buy hold ( like an example I saw one turnkey property  that on Zillow was last sold for $14K (to the provider) and they advertise  selling price for turnkey as $95K after renovating it !