sure. but i will start another thread, cause i dont want to hijack this one. it's my first time evaluating a multi property, so that should be interesting..

Represent the 909 and the IE.I will keep my eye on your progress on here and wish you all the best.Thank you for welcoming me.

i was focusing my plans on fix and flips because i can not live off the cash flow of one or two rental properties.. my five yr plan was to do fix and flips for the first two yrs of my real estate investing and then to acquire 2 buy and hold properties per yr after that while continuing to do fix and flips at the five yr mark i was going to re evaluate... in my market u can buy a 3 bdr 1 bt brick ranch style 1300 sq ft home in low crime area for $25000 ... flipping is harder to put a number on due to all the variables

As you progress in the biz, maybe think about a 15 year fixed, and when you best investing years are behind you, then borrow little or no money, pay off some mortgages maybe and strive for properties with no debt.

This video may help with evaluating the deal.

Nick,Congrats on the progression!

They can send your pictures and maybe weekly reports on the progress of the rehab

For those of you comfortable with the evaluation of a residential property, do you still hire and inspector?

Marketing,talking to sellers, property evaluation,contracts,selling the deal, etc and wrote down everything I'd need to do or learn4.

Based on a properties characteristics, experience will tell you of the hidden potential problems a buyer could run into during a rehab and nothing will cement their trust in you more than when they see your evaluation of the property and the numbers prove out.