Email me specs, I can see what I can round up for you.

He said cash flow, he did not indicate specifically profit.I looked at it like this:$1,000,000 / 12 months = 83,334 per month in cash flow.3 bedroom SFHs in my area are running around 40-50k and rent 1100-1200/mSo, 83,334 / 1150= 73 (rounded up)73 * 40 = 2,920,00073 * 50 = 3,650,000At least between there if you're look at my amounts as far as paying cash.

The crazy promises are omitted, the hype is left out, and a truer more rounded picture of the real estate industry is provided. additionally, these courses provide information on the fundamentals that are so neccessary as a base for success - but which are either ommited or glossed over by the gurus selling the latest "get rich with no real estate experience" method.

This is how a private lender funds a note for one of our investors.For round numbers sake:$100,000 value$ 85,000 cost for buyer includes $20,000 renovationProperty is already rented at $1,050 a month.

I'm rounding, but my new loan on property A should be around $200,000 at 3.125% and I'll pay about $4,000 in closing costs.

I will cross post this here, as I wait for the official blessing from Josh (and not just a late day quick conversation at the summit) ::Talking to Josh, and unsuccessfully trying it a few years ago, I'm looking to get a local BP networking/round table going... monthly maybe?

A broker who did not account for these items in generating a pro forma NOI would be considered utterly and roundly incompetent.

Hired a firm to handle the 2nd round of assessment challenges.3.

What they mean to say is that their guidelines are so nonsensical that even their own underwriters don't know they exist - as evidenced by the fact that my file went through 2 reviews of underwriting plus a final round to get me to final conditions (3 reviews) and none of them had said this was an issue.

I was thinking he should ask for everything he put down out of pocket, plus all principal paid so far, plus a "fee" for his trouble, to include storage/moving expenses, dealing with the BS, etc.Sounds like $10K might be a good round number?