That's a specific identification that both captures specific identification and identifies the portfolio as one purchase.

We'll list the prop for $520k, hoping to capture that if not more.

I personally believe that it still has the most available margin to capture vs. the other two markets I'm in.

From a listing perspective, it may be difficult to immediately capture any value add you've done since it was recently purchased but if you want to switch directions fall/winter is a great time to look for multi-family properties.

I was just curious if when analyzing, people use the BP calculators in general to determine if it's a good idea to dive into the details on a deal.What types of assumptions for your local market might not be captured in the calculators if you don't mind me asking?

Go to the events tab in the Network Dropdown window and you can capture events locally. 

Is it worth the extra 700$ and additional time to try to capture an extra 25-50k in HELOC?

Got it, but does it really capture the exact accurate income?

If I can't capture equity at the buy, why bother? 

Why bother pay 12%-22% to a credit card, just to capture 10% from a real estate property?