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Yes it affects your short term cash flow, but averaged out over the long run (decades) gets you a more realistic view of what your actual cash flow looks like.And what would you expect to net after fees if you were to sell these properties?

Question 2: I have cash buyers who wants to see the property, but the seller has a limit of 2 visits to view the property.

Give Dickie Baldwin a call at BAG offers collateral view, or he can point you in the right direction.

But if you are trying to teach yourself pivot tables instead of hunting for deals or managing the properties, then these are a detriment.The thing with any analyses you perform, they are ultimately done for the benefit of the people viewing them.  

If you choose this option, remember that you may not have time to view the home before you make a bid.

If you are looking at a property to buy, you need to go and view it. 

I use the TenantCloud app to manage my rentals and they have an option to send a notice to the tenants that would require their signature and let me know if they viewed it or not. 

My thoughts below are just as a person who lived in Spain for 5 months without buying any properties in the area.Based on my initial views, it is hard to make the numbers work in Spain on a LTR.

For instance, mileage from driving around to view properties for sale, educational expenses like books or seminars, expenses from networking events with other real estate professionals, etc.Hope that provides a helpful example.