Haven't viewed house for estimated repairs yet. 

If you don't have experience flipping, how did you come to your rehab estimate?

(including: water, maintenance, repairs, insurance, taxes, licenses, etc.)Estimated Annual Expenses: $45,240 = 65% of gross rent. 

Hi Everyone,
I'm having troubles with finding an accurate number for calculating the mortgage insurance on a property. I've heard several numbers being thrown around such as... ~$70-$100 for every 100k of the home's ...

Here is the breakdown:Purchase price $110K, rehab estimate $140K.

To do % of two numbers, I always cheat and go to this calculator: https://www.marshu.com/articles/calculate-percent-with-simple-number-percentage-calculator.phpEstimate: when pulling a list from a data source (like listsource.com) - the site estimates the equity by how long the mortgage has been in place and estimates payoff based on a standard amortization rate. 

That being said I don't know all of the numbers, just estimates.

.:- seller lead generation- seller lead conversion- negotiating contract- contract to close (escrow period)- post closing (renovation, project management, etc)- selling the home (your agent will help with this)- miscellaneous (running numbers, estimating ARV, estimating rehab costs, etc)House-flipping is a full-time gig and if you aren't working on it full-time, you're paying someone to do it - contractor, property manager, project manager.That being said, local meetups and BiggerPockets are great places to get in contact with the right people. 

Update: quick number crunch on excel gave me a big picture estimate of the amount of money I’m leaving in the table.

Her estimated ARV, after looking at comps, was $290k-$310k!