For anyone willing to share, what do you typically profit (after all fees, not including capital gains) make on a single family home rehab with an ARV of say 200k?

Some people just aren't made to be investors - they are typically risk averse.

Typically, you hire an interior decorator and they tell you how best to present the property as well as provide the furniture.

Dear Complete,Rules may be different in your state, but typically homestead applies on an owner-occupied home where the owner has filed for bankruptcy and the trustee (the bankruptcy trustee) has forced the sale of the property.

It is locally adjusted for different areas of the country.Some can give you labor hours allotments to do specific tasks, and these labor rates do typically include a 15%- 20% contractor mark up and the needed basic worker insurance rates, etc.That's the easiest and fairest way to go for you I think.Look for stuff by BNi and RS Means.Thanks,Ken

Is that typical for the neighborhood?

In a prior post, you admitted that operating expense are typically 45% to 50%, but now you're somehow running it at 40%.

Ryan,Whats the typical amount of time for the process.

A GRM is a basic appraisal method and can be a valuable tool to sift through the multitudes of potential deals, BUT you should ALWAYS run an actual income and expense statement on a rental property before you make an offer.On a side note, the 1% number is the general break even point to have positive cash flow with typical financing.

“The Journey is as important as the destination” Keep in mind that real estate is a process that typically does not produce immediate cause and effect outcomes like many things in life.