You can't deny housing based on familial status.You should expect tenants to pay as they go. 

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. 

I am also a full time contractor working with my customer base in NYC and investors in NYC.

Thanks,Dan I am going to assume you are just in your 20s based on your post.

As my portfolio and equity base grows, I will then look to move towards the development of "Trophy Assets".

I'm glad to be joining this online community and look forward to contributing based on my limited, but growing, experience.

Based on your intro, your goals seem realistic.

This is based on our entire portfolio for the past 52 weeks, with data updated daily.

Based on some insight that I have been fortunate enough to come across, a security deposit most often does not cover all of the damage to the property.  

Based upon your numbers the cap rate is fairly low ( 7% ) meaning over valued .