You based your assumptions this person is a "repeat offender" because of the length of time the tenant was on the list?

@Brian Garrett so would his ROI be terrible because youre making the assumption that he's placed a large down payment on the properties or simply because he has built up equity from the properties that he's not leveraging at present?

I would have assumed Paul Allen made most of this money from MS but only an assumption.  

I wouldn't be frustrated but for the fact that someone will buy this unit and my assumption is...will make money. 

I am working on the assumption that you bought the first and second home with no intention on renting it out.

If I am correct in my assumption, then my best advice would be to dump those and use a 1031 exchange to leapfrog into solid B/B+ cashflow properties, even if it means you have fewer doors.

(c) Assumption of existing mortgage (see rider for terms).

I would assume that military tenants are more respectful renters but that is only an assumption...

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hello, I am reviewing this potential rental property and I can’t figure if I am being too conservative with my expense assumptions.

That means that either the after repair value assumption is incorrect, or you have $100,000 in repairs do deal with.If you want to flip the home, your exit strategy should be to sell it break-even if you have to, or rent it out if it doesn't move right away.