She paid $1.3 million for a home that is probably worth $800,000, maximum.I am amazed that investors will risk fortunes based on some random algorithm.

We’re using steel buildings, slab-on-grade foundations, and plug-and-play layouts to keep things efficient.Right now, I’m looking to connect with:Capital partners (creative or traditional)Civil engineers familiar with NH townsBuilders, subs, or operators who want to team up on boots-on-the-ground dealsGot full documentation, utility access confirmed, and zoning in place on multiple parcels, we’re just dialing in the access and site work.Shoot me a message if this speaks to the kind of development you actually want to be a part of.

Your engineering background and hands-on skills will help a lot with renos.

2 listings for San Diego means not usable.I would want to know the algorithm used for each return.  

If it’s serious, getting a structural engineer to give you a second opinion is worth every penny before you think about numbers.From there, it’s really about deciding whether you want this to be a long-term rental or a quick flip.

Cash flow is non-existent after debt service and those distributions they are projecting are all just financially engineered by over raising equity on the front end to pay you back, giving the appearance of cash flow.

Take it to an engineering firm. 

The job this person had was in no way was a high earning  software engineer, attorney etc. 

We funded engineering and legal out of pocket, and the bank had a release fee every time we sold one property of the development. 

If you have at least $2-3k per month, I'd highly recommend investing in one of the following:1) Pay-Per-Lead2)  Search Engine Optimization3) Pay-Per-Click4) Facebook adsAll four are inbound marketing channels that will help you find off market deals.Of course, each of those have their own Pros and Cons.