Now I'm not going to bore everyone with intricate detail numbers on the purchase of the rehab but I will speak of my own experience with one of my projects here in Las Vegas.I will address the numbers in broad brushstrokes hopefully everyone will get the point.OK so let's use a real-life scenario I bought a bank REO for $194,000 The house needed about $35,000 worth of work The projected ARV was 290,000 The cash required to make this deal happen is 20% down for the purchase which would be $41,600 and $46,000 for rehab, insurance, utilities and VIG, which would puts the total at $87,600.

The intricate industry of real estate investment need ongoing education and networking.

There's intricate relationship between appreciation and cash flow.

Admittedly I am very new to real estate investing and all it's intricate matters but I am extremely avid about learning everything I can via books, videos and sites such as bigger pockets!

It is one of the more complicated and intricate ways to make money in real estate.

This is a highly complicated area of law that I could talk intricately about for quite some time, but it would do you no good as Family Law and related aspects there-of are almost entirely local.

I felt mine was a little intricate, especially the way it started but as you go thru the thread you can see it transition to a smooth closing! 

From raising money to the more intricate (to me) returning money to investors and managing everything to benefit others.  

So i'am looking for a tax advisor to unravel the IRS intricate point of view.

As a buyer what is better than having an experienced agent to guide you through an intricate deal and it doesn't cost you a dime?