For example I got a lead through BP (organically, not paid) and we have closed three deals together totaling over $2.3M in volume.

@Eddie Miretsky - Makes total sense, there are definitely other opportunities out there that would fit your goals.

I'm relatively new as well, 2 years so far with 3 total properties and I have 2 offers out now.

Bought in 1999 for 120k. 7.5% interest rate with pointsRents when purcashed: 500 and 600 - Total 1100/m80% of 120k at 7.5% = $671/m (Just mortgage payment - no Insurance and taxes included)Today:Property is worth 560kRents are 2000 and 2200 - Total 4200/m4 years left of payments.Rent increased almost 4x and value almost 5x2.

So why does your advertised Linked-in say a totally different thing Bob? 

To determine rehab costs, calculate the After Repair Value (ARV), total rehab costs, purchase price, and other expenses.

It’s totally understandable to feel nervous about raising rents, especially when they’re so far below market.

Totally understand,Generally that initial purchase-rehab loans will also be driven by your experience in the area.

Quote from @Ryan Moyer: It's $558 and anyone saying otherwise is wrong :P I agree - it's your total "host payout" plus the "host service fee" added back in. 

I totally agree.