But if we do represent a large majority of purchasing behavior, how long do you think that influence will last?

I am worried that I am paying too much for turnover/major repairs without collecting multiple quotes...

Besides legalities, is cost and ROI the driving factor in the majority, if not all of your repair and upgrade decisions?

Would you flip a house that fronts a road that isn't MAJOR, but has a decent amount of thru traffic??

Open to fix the house as long as it doesn’t require major repair.Options I’m considering:-Put 3.5% down with FHA loan.

There are major issues with it IMO, but it is how our fair housing department is interpreting our current law.  

We will be doing the majority of the work ourselves again.

Do you want something that is pretty much turn key (might need a coat of paint) or something that needs major renos? 

@Ragnar, please do not judge all syndicators via this one example.Most good syndicators will not only include these financial projections but also identify that all investments have some degree of risk and would not recommend investing outside your means.We also share our underwriting and walk investors through our model.This has worked for us since the vast majority of our investors are in multiple deals with us.Flashy "Moghuls" have to get their multitude of planes and cars paid for somehow (guessing by the partnership).

Purchase price: $37,000 Cash invested: $90,000 Sale price: $238,000Complete major rehab.