Determine the purpose of acquisition of the asset (Buying for cashflow, 10 year hold?

I cut off my local deals at $20k profit... but mine are usually $60-80k acquisition and 150-199k ARV. you're better off passing on "deals' than forcing a deal.

This can also be figured as 1.25% of the full cost of the investment (acquisition, closing, rehab, and holding costs.)Run several models and if you need more cash flow, than either pay down points or put a larger down payment down. 

Congrats on the acquisition!

If you do decide to pay out of pocket, it will become very worth it in the long run as you will receive acquisition fee, disposition fee, asset management fee, etc.

Anyone using Real Acquisitions software in here? 

@Justin Kane I am looking for a business line of credit to have as a resource for rehabs or acquisition purposes.

I knew that the acquisition price for the property was below market value and that the ownership needed private financing to complete their due diligence and renovations.

Virginia Market Report   @Russell Brazil I often see you trying to explain to some of the BP members that you have properties that started off with a little cash flow but since the cash flow in the DMV grows so quickly your numbers look good on those properties some people may have passed up when they only look at cash flow at the time of acquisition.

The stark reality of it is that 90% of RE agents add zero value to the acquisition, stabilization and management process.