Having property management company gives me some breathing room and take a lot of the stress off my shoulders.

I generally figure about $500/bedroom for these things.Obviously this is much more shoot from the hip than what Paul uses, but I guess that's because it's variable in my case, due to the fact that rental properties come ready to rent.I therefore try to hit the ground running with a rental and then work on updates over the shoulder/mud seasons (May and October).I guess my point is that your calculator sounds interesting, and looking to include FFE calculations is probably a good idea, but make sure it's optional for cases where it's not necessary.

I figured I would let the BP community shoulder some of that burden.Since we don't intend to live in the house long-term, we'll probably focus on a duplex but we won't rule out a single family with an ADU in a TU, RH, or MU zone in Denver.Thanks for the help.

@Tyson Volpi Rub shoulders with the investors.. go to your local REIA group... there is one in Ogden they meet the first Tuesday of the month in Ogden.. www.nureia.org.  

I have a humble head on my shoulders and would love to help with any sales and showcase my knowledge to you about business in the real estate world.

I can say with certainty that once the complaint is filed, they will get a very fast response and the government looking over the shoulders of the lender to ensure they are thorough and accurate in their response.One red flag I see is the non profit or third party being used for assistance.

He had shoulder surgery himself, so he wasn't working. ;-) I have properties.

You should hire and pay an accountant so he can take the burden off your shoulder and to provide you advise you on strategies to make your tax bill go down.It looks like he did neither. 

I've thought about doing that.there areas cost of living must be different I'm not exactly comftorable now but I live off of about 700 a month I don't even know how one person would struggle to live off of 35k unless they had a car payment and other debts weight on there shoulders and went rooming in someone's home from a current renter perspective rent is rediculasly expensive which is one of the reasons I look to being a landlord. due to her culture untill we are married she stays with family so she lives for free.

Sounds like you have a good head on your shoulders.