YESNOMAYBEAsking Price NOTESRENT RATE (Check Rentometer.com)Made an Offer (Making an offer over the phone is tough depending on what market you're in and if it's a FLIP lead or a Buy & Hold)YESNOACCEPTEDREJECTEDMAYBEAccepted OfferSeller's Schedule to Visit (Notes)Date to Visit PropertyWho is Going to PropertyEstimated RehabMAO (Maximum Allowable Offer)Sent Purchase AgreementLead SourceDriving for DollarsBandit SignsProspectingWholesalerProbateAbsentee Owner

Bless you for trying your best to help your aunt out when she was in a tough spot.

For example, if the highest and best use for one of the lots was a single family home that would resell for $500K, would cost $250K to build, would cost $50K for the developer in soft/holding costs, where the developer wanted to generate 15% return ($75K) and you wanted $25K profit, the price a developer would pay would be around: $500K - $250K - $50K - $75K -$25K = $100K Of course, it's tough for you to know all that info, so you need to do some research and talk to local developers.

A guy who is there doing work should be covered under workers' compensation insurance - either his employer's or yours.

The part I don't like is talking to co-workers or others I may have to interact with in the future and giving the impression I'm going to pull a rabbit out of a hat and solve their problem or one of someone they care about.Getting excited doesn't help.This is no deal and let's face reality, you're in no position to be "helping" taking on risks with a really thin deal that is more charity work than investing/dealer operations.

I know there will be some tough times ahead in learning from the mistakes I will make but I think that's part of the journey.I look forward to talking with you all.

If you lack knowledge it's tough to pick out who to follow, but that's just part of the business.Anyway, I'd say finish what's on your plate first, there is a reason you bought what you did.

Okay so this is a tough question and I read some of the other similar threads here and most of you believe this is quite impossible.Here's the thing, I have some cash saved up and I will be buying 2 houses out of which one is making 1K a month and one is a rehab project which should also bring in 1K a month.The thing is I've got some people with some money in my family and they would happily invest if I can guarantee a profit to them and if I can show them a couple examples.

Property management companies usually have a team that has a handy man, maintenance workers, cleaners, leasing staff and other workers.

Long story short I was 2 weeks away from closing escrow on a SFH, I'm a construction worker and during the time completed a job and had to wait another week to start another one.