However, seeking a more formal education would have made it easier.

A more successful career in rental property ownership should include embracing the whole picture.

This is becoming a more an more interesting discussion.

CRE is a more of a team sport than SFH.

I would actually go with a more simplistic approach.

I partnered with a more experienced local wholesaler to help me estimate the repairs and ARVs and so I saw we had something here.I went by and looked at them, saw that they were in poor but good enough shape.

For example a roof replacement 10 years from now is not valued the same as a roof replacement today in todays dollars.You see this with larger commercial investments in order to calculate a more accurate projected return.

It is in a more blue collar neighborhood, has no garage, and the rooms are smaller than average.

@Joshua Dorkin If I thought it was a bonafide complaint from a serious person I might consider it briefly, well probably not, but if the person said "low class" that is truly a more offensive cliche, than saying flipping.

We are really working hard to get the 3rd floor done as soon as possible, I'm thinking it will be ready within the next week and then I will post a more thorough update.