No point making random calculations before you get the actual estimates of what your costs might be. 

Pry just some random guy in the phone book/on the internet that coulda charged you any amount they wanted. 

You get $30k from some random unacceptable source (friend who isn't family gifts it, drug money, Al Qaeda, sold a car or painting but didn't do any paperwork, you just walk into your bank with $30k cash and deposit it, it makes zero difference in the world, unacceptable is unacceptable).Your balance is $80k.You spend that $30k, doesn't matter on what.

As of right now I do this at random times, sometimes passing the house for weeks at a time before I write down the address.

Juliet, Brentwood, Franklin etc. and rent it out to random tenants who would essentially pay my mortgage and I would gain a profit off them.  

Suggest you call a random title co to order it, 

Sure it'll seem random at first, but after a few years.

Hey guys, I am new here after BP webinar trying to analyze some properties for practice.So I found this duplex on Realtor, it is currently PENDING so not really going to do anything with this just wanted some feedback.So what we have here is a duplex in Indianapolis, IN, with two 1bed/1 bath units asking price is $89,900.Estimated rent for 1 bed in the area according to Rentometer is about $650, but I conservatively put $600 in my calculations.House looks OK but I put $5000 in a fixing budget.So, after all, we got $285 in cashflow monthly with about 13% cash on cash which is looks pretty good to me for a random listing from realtor.com which is also been there for 175 days now.So my ultimate question is what do I get wrong?

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I asked the bank to see if we can get a second approved appraiser but said that these are chosen randomly and is against their policy to get a second appraisal.