This is pretty much how banks do things too - the idea is that not only do you have to afford your rent - but also your electric, your food, your car, your insurance, your gas, internet, etc.  

Is this calculation for labor, then you add supplies too? The

@Mike Most The Great job on building your equity base and how smart you are to be looking to othe markets, I work with out of state/country investors and help them create passive income with midwest rentals and here's a few things to consider:- Competition is everywhere and only growing in any worthwhile area, so instead of looking for places with less of it I'd focus on building the team that can still deliver results. - The time is always NOW, so many people stayed out of the "fight" over the last few years and now with rate hikes they are kicking themselves because they missed out.

And for upkeep between renter, a lite sanding of the current top coat will be enough of a prep for a new top coat.Good luck and remember to wear a face mask !!!!!!!

I have been conversing with a broker from Citrona homes too. The

I remember thinking "I do this for myself and it's not that bad, how hard can it be to do it for a few other people too?". The

A bank statement review is a great process until the phantom is forced to take off the mask.  

You're going to have AWS, ADS, Meta, all these data center giants fighting tooth and nail against the power grids across the country when we're already showing a great deal of vulnerability.

We just mask this all with changing the input data, therefore you see different output data.

@Drew Sygit - this is some fantastic information, well structured and too the point.