It has forced me to educate myself as much as possible in such a short amount of time.

Plus, I just find it easier to do as many tasks as possible in one platform, which is why I'm leaning so heavily on Baselane these days.

Each room has its own thermostat and there is plenty of parking and land around the building.Possibilities include medical offices, storage facilities, convert the building into apartments, etc etc etc.The possibilities really are endless. 

Or if not a percentage, is their a standard dollar range a buyer would expect to have to include in their offer…how much?

I am open to all possible options as this is a very good deal for me.

This mission is to help positively impact as many people as possible by providing amazing experiences which create life-long memories(magical moments) from visiting extraordinary locations and staying in unforgettable places.

What is possibly to gain?

(If you are doing a HML you will have to pay some loan points and depending on the terms if you are using a PML you also might have loan points)What about the closing costs when buying the property it seems you left those out, but correct me if I am wrong but for the price of the home you are buying and selling 20k for both the purchase and sale of the home seems a bit lowAs for your rehab budget, I would say you are almost on the money I would say 85k is a good budget to go by which is about $40 per sqft plus extra for that roof and possibly some pest controlAs for your realtor giving you the ARV of 600k, I would ask how she/he got that number and ask for her/him to send you the comps she/he got so you can make sure they are suitable comps.

@Henry Clark The tax returns are just made through the holding company LLC with the S-Corp attached for those tax purposes which would never be closed, one operating account is all I need for the funds to come into and those funds would funnel from only the holding company with the S-Corp attached while all funds are processed out from their own LLC into the holding company, I have a single credit card for all business expenses that would be connected to the operating account aka my business checking, the insurance policies can only cover a single property at a time anyways so no going around that.Otherwise, if I can get around doing it this way and just have a single LLC to cover all of the properties I flip throughout the year then by all means I am up for saving some money but only if there is not a big chance that I can run into problems down the road with your suggested plan of attack.Let me know your thoughts on that because trust me I would much rather have it be as simple as possible

So you've got some time to learn and network as much as possible in the meantime.