So here it is point blank bought a beautiful 3 bed/2.5 bath house in a remarkable development built in 2006.

I think that your rent amounts are a good conservative number given that it seems like the units need some updating based on the agents remarks. 

Well, thanks for stopping by with your useless remarks.

If you look at the very bottom line, the results are remarkably different.

I think the success that Warren Buffet has achieved in his trades is remarkable; he has so out performed the market. 

I mark 1 both, not cash, and put in remarks "contingent appraisal and approval of finds per hard money lender" to avoid risk of earnest...I have due diligence period for 10 days anyway and my lender is way less that that, so i would not risk my earnest money for the most part...and I want to put in "cash" offer....wondering if I could do both boxes, or if matters..what do you do?

Remarkable well done.

I'm working on it with the various officers of the departments involved but what I wanted to remark on was the helpfulness and transparency of everyone involved from the City of Atlanta. 

Not sure what a good number would be and a little confused as to remarks such as nothing as positive cash flow which is in direct contradiction to what Brandon purports for BP. 

So rents and home prices movements can diverge, and rather dramatically.In the current real estate market it seems that in most major markets across the US there's a pretty tight correlation between rising rents and rising home prices, some markets even in percentage terms (which I find somewhat remarkable).