What kinds of %'s do you look for in successful projects?

I have been pumping up the credit card limits to fund a small investment/flip but the bigger developments we need to be in will require low 9 figures.So is there a way to fund my projects without private investors?

The relevant city or county representative would be another good person to consult.During one of my wandering around and poking around open house trips a while back, I encountered a guy who had been very involved with the whole process for the project.

I'm wondering how we should fund the project.

Damien - Consider looking at this as a development project using the "back door approach."

This alone will make you look very reliable and demonstrate that you can handle bigger projects (REO listings).

The 50% includes all expenses, including vacancy and capital projects.

Hello EveryoneI wanted to know if anyone here has a resource/web site were I can find the population and job growth trends of different markets.basically i want to know what areas are the people moving to, and i also want to know were are the jobs moving to as well.I've tried the census bureau, but for some reason which I don't know, but it just seems this isn't the info I need, or it isn't organized the way I want it or something (or maybe i'm using the site wrong or something, i just don't really know).basically i'm looking for something that shows a huge snapshot of all markets or states along with there PROJECTED population and job growth info, were I can take that info and drill down to the actual local areas that are effected the most by this info, then checkout if that info is accurate..

Realizing that your rate of return is dependent on the type of project completed, what is the average rate of return for a real estate investment?

I currently have 4 projects going in Park City, ...