How To Flip Homes: POV Inspection Of 190k Disaster!

In this video I walk you through an inspection of a fixer-upper home. Hopefully this helps anyone looking to get into this type of investing. This shows you an example of a POV inspection of a home that has countless defects. This video will give you a feel of what you can expect during a walk-through of a rehab listed home.  I break down the expenses into 10 categories. I give the estimated cost of repair for each one and walk through the process with you.  Below in the description, I list the list if defects with their cost so you can see how to write out an expense sheet. I also provides a list of definitions you need to know in order to succeed.
Home Information: 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Built In 1967
Repair Items
1.) New Ac + Heat Pump 4-6k
2 & 3.) Mold Remediation + Drywall Repair $5-10k
4.) Tile 3-4k
5.) New Kitchen with cabinets 25-30k
6.) New panel 550$-7k
7.) New bathroom sink 1-2k
8.) New bathroom toilet 1-2k
9.) Cracks In Home 1.5-5k
10.) Gutter System 3-4k
Important Definitions:
After Repair Value: After-repair value (ARV) is an estimate of a property's value after renovations and repairs have been completed. It's a common metric used by real estate investors and house flippers to determine if a property is a good investment
Expense Sheet: Contains categorized and itemized list of expenses that are needed to repair the home
Listing Price: Also known as the asking price, is the price a seller advertises for a property when they put it on the market:
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