The biggest obstacle, depending on your state laws, is getting the occupiants out of the premises.

It depends on your goals as Joe says its going to take longer for the property to pay itself off but are you adding value so you can refinance and move onto your next deal? 

Depending on your marketing budget I would recommend going with bandit signs and driving for dollars, but this is coming from someone who is not a wholesaler.

I know there are a lot of variables depending on salary expectations, and profits per flip, but I can say that based on our past profit margins we will likely be able to recoup the cost of hiring that GC with the profits of one flip.2-hire a less experienced hourly worker to occasionally assist my husband on the same property. 

Hello all as a newer agent I was wondering what tools, apps, software or even good old fashion habits you are using to keep up with the expenses of doing business as an Agent.

Could be a bit high depending on if there’s points or not.

How much cash you can take out will depend on a few things:Income on the property - if the property is not a source of stable cash-flow, that would be the biggest issue.Strength of the leases - who are the retail tenants?

lol I guess it depends on how it was sold? 

@Christopher Heil Depending on your comfort level, you need to make a plan whether to continue to build up cash or if you're ready to buy and hold.

@Wei WangIt depends on the state, and you did not disclose yours.For instance, here is an article about doing this in Texas.