They walk through and make an offer expecting new construction then get an inspection report showing things that are common on a 20+ year old home and want them fixed.

Go out into your market and learn what other investors expect out of a deal.

@Jacob Adams broker's license cost varies by state but expect 90 hours of class and probably 600-1000 in class and fees. also need to pass your state exam.

We all get that, but if the rent is not above $1113 for this final price, I'd keep shopping.Cashflow, yes, and I purposely left out the expected rent.

I would never purchase a fix and flip and hope I get to my targeted ROI due to market appreciation, but it is definitely something to consider when you expect to hold the property for a long time.

When we do the final split, I DONT expect half of the remaining IRA funds.......

Without it, it's just a 3rd bedroom, not a master as what people have come to expect when they hear "Master BR".

It's unreasonable for the city to expect you to grow more land to accommodate a parking ordinance instituted after the building was built and was not in place at the time the occupancy permits were granted.One thing you may consider, if there's room, is to make the parking spaces smaller, if need be.

I would analyze at what clip property taxes are rising annually versus expected rents.

Oh wait just saw you are from Frisco........never mind that was expected from your type .Keep that hopey changey stuff to yourself