We can help you crunch the numbers to determine if you're better off purchasing a larger home which would net more than your original property, or potentially two homes as you suggest.

Specifically, a break down of the numbers someone typically crunches to determine if a house makes sense to invest in or not.

Have you ever found something that doesn’t pass the 2% or 50% rule, but once you crunch the numbers, the ROI works?

I'm a little bit techie and I like to crunch the numbers. 

After crunching my numbers I don't think I could rent it out enough to really turn a decent profit (other properties are renting for $150-$175 a night but are much bigger/nicer and aren't maxxing out their calendars).

I want to be sure I crunch the numbers correctly and use the money wisely.

I am trying to crunch some basic numbers here..

When I crunch the numbers, using Bigger Pockets rec for 5% repairs, 5% vacancy, 10% cap ex, etc., we end up breaking even, zero cash flow.  

If you are planning to / want to move back there then the decision is based more on emotion instead crunching the numbers on how to get to your final goal.

Basically didn’t want to break the bank and stay less than 250kI have been crunching the numbers and unfortunately with high HOA and restriction on lending, I am seeing a low cash on cash.