I ran background checks and screened the tenants they seem like good people.

At first, my excuse was I'm still processing other applicants.At the end of the two weeks, I ran out of excuses, so I said "to be honest, I'm looking for someone that can stay for at least a year, and my gut tells me, you won't".

Plus, having half the house non AirB helps create consistency in the house with the houses "culture" and norms so when my more transient AirB guests come into the fold they are socialized quickly and welcomed. 

So be aware of this now and don't screw yourself down the road (I ran into this problem myself cause I did not know.  

Hi everyone, I got a HUD deal at a deep discount but I ran the numbers again and there's not enough juice for a rehabber. 

I ran many simulations to see weather leveraging or debt pay down led to wealth more quickly, and it wasn't even close.

With the numbers I ran and the feedback I got here, I think I need to be in under 100K and  probably closer to 75K. 

what he probably has is what I had when I ran my HML shop... 

I ran the numbers and the deal makes great fiscal sense.

I ran the numbers again worst case and best case and for the most part, this investment would come out on top if the new home was listed for sale in March 2017.