@Taylor L.

@Pat L.

Martin-ValenzuelaI can’t help with pinning this down for you but it’s a couple of people I follow on here that may be able to help and know the ins & out and the best areas to do this type of project and that’s @Mitch Messer @Vincent Crane@Nicholas L.

We've found all manner of discrepancies in P&L statements, rent rolls, and the subsequent NOI, but rather than managing for a number, can I recommend you concentrate on the value add you'll bring to the deal?  

@Cody L.

@Taylor L.

Originally posted by @Taylor L.

@Kris L. your right that might be a good idea I looked into getting a real estate license, but it was just to expensive at the moment so I need any type of license to be a general contractor?

But I’ve found multiple deals in my neck of the woods (Michigan) that fit the required criteria of $300 cashflow per single family and $400 per duplex assuming a 7% vacancy, 5% repair l, 5% CAPEX, 10% PM.

Thanks @Taylor L.