My guess would be it's a error and they forgot to update it to the new total (at 100 more).

The terms I‘ve used or the way I have this set up may or not make any sense at all.I suck at math so please be kind if you find errors :)OK, if you want to see what this looks like go to the link below and make a copy of the spreadsheet.https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EYNDEJrXiIhljQ3m7lYZ7_gYqKxd0fjDKwFinuyTu3g/copy?

But I’m curious as to what advice you would give a rookie or who in the area likes to mentor?

Thank you everyoneA few things to remember about Rentometer:1) The average and median prices they report also usually include a margin of error.

In that case, I advise landlords to error on the side of a lot of time for the first move out time and advise the tenant (in writing) to bring friends, rent a truck, and that you are not required to allow them multiple short times to access their personal property over and over again. 

Hey Everybody, new to biggerpockets so I apologize in advance if this is a rookie post but hopefully someone can help the situation I've run into.

Rookie question: what is your calculation for cash on cash return?

I started my own business but had to leave and left the company with nothing due to errors in paperwork. since then, I have worked on gigs and off the book jobs like DJing, and Uber.

And partnering with people who have done it gives you a fast track to the know-how vs a trial by error approach. 

Hello Everyone! I am Michael with Alpha Services and I am feeling my way around the site prior to joining.   I am fairly new to this REI world that I have been exposed to and very excited.  I currently live in Henders...