Scott's book on flipping and am also working with an agent who has done a few flips.I have an opportunity for a short sale a 3 bedroom 1.1 bathroom home with attached garage built in 1988 and with following data:-List price: $85,000-Rehab Cost: $28,000 (seller has disclosed $24k of major plumbing fixes)-ARV: $130,000 (based on comps in the area)Max Purchase Price (MPP) based on all the expenses is coming to $77k.

They are very informative, and contain ample information. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/

I currently own a 1,000 square foot, 3 bedroom/1 bath house in Fort Wayne, Indiana that I am interested in renting.

I prefer at least 3 bedrooms 1-2 bath since you deal with one tenant for a higher rent.

They are very informative, and contain ample information. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/

They are very informative, and contain ample information. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/

We've also been pushing the limits of what's allowed by both the Philly code and building code in order to help our clients get the best return on their investment (getting an extra bedroom in a unit, or a whole extra unit can be huge), so we like to think we innovate in that arena as well. 

I have a board across from my desk that has all my properties and their expenses/ income on it ( Quartet dry erase planner) i can tell you right now that the " average" cost per bedroom for a house where i invest, will cost me $175 / month. so a 4 bedroom house will run me $700 to run that house ( not including mortgage) but that's taxes, insurance, water/ sewer, utilities if i pay some, garbage, maintenance ( snow and lawn), leasing fee, and PM %. so when i look at a house to buy, i can do a quick analysis of it based on the amount of bedrooms and what my mortgage would be if i would make money, those are my standard " hard costs". yes if someone has to go there and do work, if its a contractor or one of their handyman, you will get charged for it, and that would come out of the money you allowed for such maintenance.

We actually notify them via phone, email, and mail to ensure that they know as quickly as possible to give them ample time to find a new place.

He was in the room below my bedroom .