But I think defining your minimum cash flow, cap rate, COC return, and any other metrics you think would be beneficial would be a good way to help analyze your deals, that way you have something to measure against.

Any information regarding llc's and setting up other legal/protective measures etc would be greatly appreciated!

Also, I don't know about your market but with how fast homes are selling here a FHA offer is not very attractive to sellers because the property condition requirements are so stringent and they don't want to deal with headaches when they have 10 other offers.Feel free to reach out with any questions, I know if I had someone with experience to talk to when I first started I'd be much further along than I am now.

There was no structural engineer assessment, but their bid/estimate process was thorough & articulate: measuring the slope of each corner of the house from the center point on the main level, explaining Pin-piles vs.

But you are correct, it is a measure of sensitivity relative to the overall market.

But the reason that this process is difficult is that the company is dissolving upon disposition.As far as Units owned it’s a tough metric to measure in case of talk above.  

I am reaching out to lenders as a proactive measure to build my Power Team.

Or is it more of an extra measure used to be more confident in a property's ability to cash flow?

Real Estate is generally viewed as a good asset when it comes to inflation, but often real estate is not included in the basket of goods that measures inflation, you may ask why, because we do not buy a house every month.

Just get the pictures, measurements for flooring, and provide it to them.