If you're legit owner occupying, it almost always will 'automatically' make sense.

There's nothing wrong with this per se, but I wouldn't automatically pay your tenants any time there's an inconvenience.

It depends on the bank, they will either:1) already know the property is worth say $150k, so they’ll bid up to maybe $130-140kOR2) they’ll just automatically bid up to the judgment amount, take the property back, then hand it over to an REO agent to sell or put it on one of the national REO auction platforms.No real way to predict.

What are factors that automatically disqualify a deal for you?

When you visit an airport you automatically give consent to being searched simply by being on airport grounds.

Also I thought the vacancy rate in the calc was the long term average, which would be 5%, and then it automatically accounted for 100% vacancy in the rehab stage?

Success is an individual thing measured by individual metrics.The wealth-building procedure you describe is the one outlined in The Automatic Millionaire by David Bach.

The key is to be authentic and not robotic.

The template allows you to use the lease for several properties & when the lease is sent to the Tenant for signing, you can put the rent amount, tenant name, security deposit amount, etc and it will be populated into the lease automatically.

I have an individual interested in applying for a vacant townhome I own, but is asking whether or not a bankruptcy filing will be an automatic 'no' for the application.