All Forum Posts by: Kyle Neff

@Jake Walroth I guess I could make this easier and just share - it's 2301 Harrison Ave, 45211.

@Jake Walroth - thanks for the reply, Jake! The property is in Westwood, 45211. I'm guessing you are familiar. Would you stay away from this area? Any areas that you would tend to lean towards (Kennedy Heights, Norwood, etc)...would be interested to hear your thoughts. I will send you a PM as well. 

@Kris Wong - thanks for the reply, Kris! That is my fear, I actually need to go look at the place and do a walk-through with an inspector to uncover "the undesirables".

@Kevin May - thanks for your reply! The property is in Westwood, 45211 is the ZIP. Look forward to your feedback,

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Hello - I am interested in purchasing this Triplex in Cincinnati, OH. I appreciate any insight that can be provided about this area or the deal being analyzed. I live in Atlanta, GA but looking to invest in MF in the Midwest. Thanks in advance!

@John Leavelle

Hi John! Sorry for the extremely late reply. I have mostly been using the BP app and for some reason I never saw that you responded to this thread. Regardless, hope you had a great holiday season and are enjoying a fruitful start to 2019 so far.

Wanted to thank you for your extremely detailed response and will definitely be saving this for reference later. I guess to follow up to my thread - the question that I am still a little foggy on is - how do I know all my inputs are correct when running numbers through a calculator? Some of the stuff is easy to find - i.e. yearly taxes - but some of the inputs are also assumptions - correct? I want to get as proficient as possible and run as many through calculators so I know what a deal truly looks like before I decide whether or not to throw it out or proceed. Do you have any thoughts on this?

Once I get proficient at analyzing, I will feel much more confident because I know if just a few of the numbers are off, it can turn a good deal into a bad one pretty quickly.

Thanks again for your contribution and look forward to your feedback.

Kyle

Hi BP Family! I want to get serious about analyzing multiple deals per day as I know this is a must-have skill in REI. My biggest question today is - how do I know that my inputs are correct? I know that doing an accurate analysis can be the difference between a good deal and a bad deal, so I want to make sure my numbers I'm plugging in are accurate to provide a good output and help with a quick decision. Does anyone have any good pointers here? By the way, I run my numbers through the BP calculators and am primarily interested in the BRRRR Strategy. Thanks in advance!

Hi BP Family! I want to get serious about analyzing multiple deals per day as I know this is a must-have skill in REI. My biggest question is - how do I know that my inputs are correct? I know that doing an accurate analysis can be the difference between a good deal and a bad deal, so I want to make sure my numbers I'm plugging in are accurate to provide a good output and help with a quick decision. Does anyone have any good pointers here? By the way, I run my numbers through the BP calculators and am primarily interested in the BRRRR Strategy. Thanks in advance!

@Jerryll Noorden

Jerryll - THANK YOU! Love your response and thank you so much for the contribution. I couldn’t agree with you more.