That said I would expect to pay a buyers agent 2-3% depending on the price point of the purchase. 

Purchase price: $650,000 Cash invested: $240,000 I bought raw land ($170K) and designed the home and managed the construction.

We (an OH LLC) are trying to purchase a three-building portfolio from another LLC using seller financing.

Purchase price: $242,500 Cash invested: $24,250 This was my previous primary residence, I have since been able to take a substantial amount of cash out of the home.

(if the property value is 115k) Then turn around and use the cash out proceeds for a down payment on another commercial DSCR loan to purchase a small multifamily.

Purchase price: $212,000 Cash invested: $25,000 3 bed 2.5 bath townhouse 1 mile from Augusta National (Masters Golf Tournament).

Parsard, from Arlington, VA, and I'm a new investor who purchased a couple of new construction townhomes last year in August 2023.

If you intend to have it managed after purchasing, reach out to a couple STR property managers and have them offer their perspective on what's worth fixing, what amenities you need, and how much they would rent it for.

I am faced with a decision of paying 50k> to purchase a lot in a regulatory flood way or >75k to purchase a lot not a flood zone.Obviously as investors, the numbers matter, so is this an action I should enact on or should I avoid the flood zone and purchase the higher priced property or take the risk? 

For example, Bob Safe hates leverage and purchases rentals with all cash.