You can try to do it linearly but it's not quite as accurate.  

How accurate is that 70% rule.

I believe it's accurate to say I now have quite a bit of equity in the house.

Then you need to get actual comps to estimate ARV of property, Zillow and Redfin valuations are not accurate.

You still have to learn the trade, but that's the biggest hurdles investors have in the beginning which is accurate data to make decisions on.Good luck

Selling information.Each creditors has an agreement with one, two or more of the credit bureaus to provide “timely and accurate” payment reporting history to help assist other creditors in determining if that individuals credit scores and character are worthy of providing financing.Keep in mind, the credit score model does one main thing… Determines the probability of bankruptcy.Would you want to finance someone knowing that they could lose it all?

No one will be able to give you an accurate answer with a very broad question, but it's definitely not good if you are owner occupant with a 740+

I know this may not be the most accurate but for the examples sake:Private money loan of 65K acquired at 8% interest only payments of $433 for 10 years.Purchase price of 60K and out 5K into it.Do Contract for deed at 84K with 4K down at 8.7% for 15 years for payment of 803.58.Collect difference of PM loan and payment of $370.I'm sure it's not this simple and probably left out some parts so I welcome all advice.Thanks!

Accurate tax advice from tax strategists can only be given if we know your entire picture.

This didn't account for an accurate reading of the "half story" on the third floor, or a recently renovated half basement.