I have been running numbers lately, and that range seems to work best for my situation.

But what you pay extra for those lots doesn't justify the return in rents you're going to get.

The note investor who thought that after the debtor was late with a payment he could just walk in and take possession/ownership of the property without foreclosure proceedings3.

After 1yr we run a return on equity calculation, how much is our monthly cash flow divided by our equity position.

So basically there was no way that it could have been occupied as it didn't finish until late December.Moving on from there I closed in early January. 

So you will get your money one way or the other, either a borrower starts paying or you get their property in return.

I own a SFH in Santa Barbara County (it's in an unincorporated area between SB and Goleta.)Ive had wonderful tenants since buying the property in late 2017 and have raised the rent just twice (still WELL under market value rent).

Recurring, Single Time Fees, Late Fees) and Tax Support (export financials for tax reporting).Summary:Inaggo is the only completely free option that meets the requirements.

How do you calculate the Returns in a multi-family unit?

@Liam Alvarez  I've never seen an app or a website that analyzes all markets and spits out the top 3 you should invest in for the highest returns.