But even still it is hard for me to grasp the high markup of this house and the fact that it is over 100 years old.I guess my question is do you only worry about the numbers and if they meet your parameters then you should pull the trigger, or does the age of the home and the high markup justify my concern.My plan is to rent all 4 units out which is currently the case.

Your post is too vague to really grasp. 

If you haven't checked it out already, www.dealcheck.io is a great resource to quickly run numbers, though I recommend starting off 'manually' analyzing deals to really get a grasp of how everything is calculated. 

Hit up @Chris Stroup, he's with Five Pillars Realty Group, they seem to have a good grasp on the ins and outs of the Fayetteville market.

Didn't fully grasp the idea of investing until recently.....yeah, I'm a late bloomer. 

I’m new to this and I’m trying to grasp the idea of BRRRR.

My plan is to get a solid grasp of potential cash flows and expenses before signing any deal.

Knowledge is power, so don't rush into anything without knowing you have a firm grasp on the opportunities you want to partake in!

I don't truly understand this enough to feel comfortable to negotiate, so maybe she grasp more of it.

He's still in the mindset of thinking it saves money to do the work yourself, and doesn't seem to be grasping how exponentially much more efficient it could be to hire people and just be the expert managing the job.