If it's a $100k loan amount, then yes this seems pretty fair across the board.

Ever since then, in my opinion, the level of incompetence and back room dealings that have been exposed in our city government has been pretty disappointing.

More of something to think about, and like I said, I'm not sure I believe that, but as we discussed the careers of several agents that we have watched over the years, it was pretty much true in these examples.Another idea is to visit new home builders in those cities. 

These studies can be pretty complex, and a third-party expert will ensure it’s done correctly and that you maximize your depreciation.

That would seem to be reasonable.But again, the deal looks pretty good.

The legal docs to investments like these are usually pretty locked in and there is a very deep understanding that projections are just that and not guaranteed, and the legal docs usually give the syndicators room to maneuver away from the original business plan if they feel it's the best decision. 

Thus, the "Other Costs" increase significantly if a person were to sell their property in the chosen year.Just fill in everything, including the Advanced Inputs (you'll need to change default 30 year mortgage term to 180 months for your 15 year mortgage)Transfer costs will depend on your state and local municipality.Tax on rental profit will be your current or projected personal tax rate.THIS CALCULATOR IS PRETTY THOROUGH! 

Hey @Dave Kush , I'm not sure that changing the lease in the middle will work.You can ban it in common areas mid-lease, but it is unlikely the case for the specific unit.Either way, it's a pretty tricky subject...maybe @Mark Ainley can shed some light on issues he had with smoking in Chicago...

We have a few properties and consider ourselves pretty smart and proactive and we've had enough issues with guests.  

One, who is a young computer scientist and managed to save 180k at 25 - which is pretty impressive.