Prices are high, rates are high, and cashflow is tighter than it was a few years ago.

I’ve been talking with a few investors lately who mentioned they’re shifting focus from large rehabs to smaller, quicker flips — especially in markets where holding costs and labor are getting tougher to manage.
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Even though a list may appear highly motivated, like probates, you still need to touch a high number of sellers to generate enough leads to get a property under contract.

I live in Milwaukee, WI and the the quote is high. 

Quote from @Mike Dymski: Going through the disposal grinds up any food from the dishwasher...and prevents clogged sink backflow into the dishwasher. 

And a 49% DTI is still extremely high by the way.

I would argue that after 5 months your price is too high for the market. 

I believe for the patient mostly passive RE investor that leveraged RE can do well but1) residential RE is not passive, especially compared to index funds and etfs.2) because non commercial residential prices are near an all time high, interest rate is near high for this century, rents are all time worse compared to costs (per 2 recent studies) that you would be entering RE at a challenging time and a time were most RE will not produce the returns that were easy to achieve prior to 2022.3) RE provides diversification, but may not far exceed the returns from passive options.  

Hot Rods on Houghton/I-10 is willing to host the event in the upstairs bar/seating area on Wednesday evenings, but it is $200 for less than 20 people, and that is food and drinks included. 

Hey BiggerPockets crew,I'm an investor-agent based in the Triad (Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point, NC) focusing on wholesaling and flipping.