30k is enough to get you ripped off far away.

Another one would be new stairways and decks that lead to the apartments either brand new or paint them.

I'm shocked that you could get a full bathroom and two bedrooms in an unfinished attic for $50,000, let along paint. 

Earning an income that supports my lifestyle while doing what I love, funding future projects that I'll probably never get to see, being able to spend as much time as I want with the most important people in my life.

Was it the down payment, contractor budget, or finding a lender that believed in your ARV? First-time flippers often face the same roadblocks, what slowed you down most on your first deal?

However, if you were to actually list the property for sale on the market, you may get a very different result than what the property appraised for.

I would save up and focus on getting a larger next egg.

I talk to investors daily, and the biggest obstacles I’m hearing are:

Appraisal delays

Higher down payments

Comp-heavy markets

Stacked offers requiring fast closes

What about you?
What’s the ...

Usually along the lines of "choosing between an LLC and umbrella coverage" or "I will just get more umbrella coverage". 

Looking forward to getting started.