What data has shaped your perspective? 

This credit amounts to $1,666 per month, with the monthly rent set at $3,300.From an accounting perspective, should the $1,666 per month be treated as a liability (deferred credit) and excluded from income, or should it be recognized as income and then applied as a credit at closing?

My gut says I need to cut off of this deal,  but curious to get your perspective.

I’m eager to connect with fellow investors, agents, and local market experts who can offer insights and share experiences.I’m excited about building relationships within this community and would love to learn more about your perspectives on the market.

Resources / perspectives for ADUs in SLC are more than welcomethank you so much !

That allows me to show ROI from both a cash flow perspective as well as total ROI (cash flow + debt paydown) when compared with the estimated equity.The results were eye opening... there's a few on there that I'm likely selling off as a result of that exercise and a few others I'm going to do a cash out on.

It's a great framework to get started from a tactical perspective. 

Perhaps some more than others, but each one brings a unique perspective.

From a lender's perspective, separating personal and business credit is critical for scaling operations while mitigating personal financial risks.

@Bao Vu From a bookkeeper's perspective, here's how this should be reflected:Tax Basis for the Flip:For tax purposes, the purchase price of the property you flipped (bought in 2023, sold in 2024) will count as part of your cost basis.