As a result, a mixture of high taxes and decreasing job prospects are making rental properties less profitable and more risky, never a great combination. 

Calculating the cash flow for both properties:Property A: $1,800 x 12 - $2,000 - $1,500 - $250 x 12 = $15,100/YrProperty B: $1,600 x 12 - $800 - $600 - $35 x 12 = $17,380Property B is the better property once operating costs are included.SummaryBecause the rent price ratio does not include recurring costs, it almost always provides invalid results.

Many so-called "income properties" don't produce nearly the kinds of returns we see advertised on the internet. 

It's used to determine the cost of producing a product or service, and is a key tool for businesses to remain competitive and profitable.

Thus, because I hired Latchel, the amount of work I had to do for a relatively straightforward task was multiplied--the exact opposite result Latchel promised.

Property is not worth $1M and was over inflated to appear note holder has 20% equity.To answer question this is seller financing but this end result rarely if ever happensSeller would be better selling it for $800k+ cash and end up in better place

I don't know.So for $56,000 dollars down plus (an estimated) $7,500 in closing costs plus another $5000 in furnishings, you get an asset that produces about $500 dollars a month. $68,500 / $500 per month = about 12.4 years to get back the intial investment.  

I’m an agent and am considering purchasing, but would love feedback if anybody has used this feature/has results yet.

Next, 10k in damage seems excessive for an emergency leak, since if the leak was in a wall, it would most likely result in most of the water falling into a basement (if there is a basement) or it would pool along the floor.

These are rough numbers, 30 inquiries results in 5 to 8 property views, that results in 1 to 3 applications received.