The details are below: • Estimated Rehab: $20k• Funds left over after 3.5% down & closing costs: $4k• I plan to do all the work myself to save costs• I am dead set on doing all rehab prior to househacking • This is my first rehab so I plan on borrowing tools where I can.

BP might have one too but I am familiar with ours as a valuable tool for helping lay this out.5.

For example, a property that doesn't cash flow at all, but doubles in value in 10 years returns arounds 7% in appreciation alone.The 50% and 2% "rules" are handy tools, when understood and used properly.

On the other hand, I cater to slightly lower income/class tenants who don't always have money in their account on the 1st.

The federal reserve as an entity does have the tools to increase or decrease the rate to whatever is necessary to hit any target rate of inflation so it may not be if they'll be successful.

And be sure to tell everyone exactly what your looking for as an investment, you never know who can point you towards a deal.There are other ways to source deals and tools you can use... im sure if you use YouTube University and dive deeper into BP you can figure it out.Moving to your second question...

If you are willing to do that I would use it as a negotiating tool.

Some of the points listed in this post I did not even think of, so I appreciate it very much and it gave me some good tools to use moving forward!

My main tool is Zillow but i feel that's not enough.

I know there is a lot more that goes into it (calculating expenses and doing due diligence) but I am just screening with the tools on BP.