After examining income capitalization methods and formulas, you will learn how rates and multipliers are derived.

This type of use of calculators demotes them to a stat gimmick.  

Also, the suggestion of your attorney to lend to your business needs to be examined.

@Michael Borger   care to share stats on the Nauru flip... the unit we stay in is 18 th floor and middle building with view towards diamond head  2bd 2 ba@Michael Mazzella My bizz partner lives over a block off of the beach at Kahla and when we are walking around there I can't help but think there is great opps for infil mcMansion style investing like say a Palo Alto CA. 

If you pay them on a net 30 payment cycle, they will go above and beyond to make sure any complications after the fact are dealt with stat.

The Unlicensed Activity Program within DBPR exists to serve the state of Florida by vigorously examining compliance issues, comprehensively educating consumers about unlicensed activity and thoroughly investigating complaints against unlicensed real estate professionals.DBPR relies on complaints from both consumers and licensees to help identify suspected unlicensed individuals.

So get sales info via agents etc and find the hottest selling zip codes (highest sales #'s), examine those areas and buy there.Schools make a big differencePolice and fire numbers/new stations/availability/visibility make a big difference---- Or when buying in a small town just make sure the smaller town wont dry up anytime soon and that demand out strips supply.Not sure there is a sure fire way to tell that in my smaller town - really just takes boots on the ground at some point.Jeff

It seems too high based on what I have read here but I don't know what all to cut out.Title Insurance plus Binder Fee - $74Wood Infestation Report -           $100Appraisal Fee (wtf)                       $425Title Search Fee                           $175Attorney Fee/Title Examination    $500-650Deed Recording                           $57State Tax                                     $82Total is $1,562 which is much higher than the $500-$600 I see quoted around here.

@Rick Harmon, yes I was presuming so it was a "plucked from the air" stat. 

Ben Leybovich just curious as to where you are getting your stats on the Toronto condo market?