I'm asking more on a specific property I come across with and crunch the numbers.

Hi guys - would love any feedback on the below numbers I am crunching on a potential BRRRR deal.The plan is to hold on to the property, rehab it, rent it, and then do a cash-out refinance.

These days the AM probably needs to be at the property weekly to get thru the crunch in many cases unless you just have an unusual or outstanding PM team.   

The Analyst is responsible for crunching the numbers and ensuring that the deal makes financial sense.Key Traits:- Strong financial acumen- Detail-oriented- Risk-averse - Cautious and measured in their approach3.

I've crunched the numbers and if I could purchase three four-plexes in the next ten years, that would give me the financial independence I'm looking for."2.

You really, really need to crunch the numbers. 

Crunching rough numbers you need a significant percentage of depreciation in that first year to offset not only your tax liability but also the income of the property. 

We crunched the numbers and walked with Google and made our decision to go with one to start.The transaction was flawless and the communication between myself, my wife and Rebecca was outstanding and met every expectation.

I find it interesting that nobody really crunches the actuall numbers in Real Estate which I think is part of the cognitive dissonence we practice in order to make our investments look a little better.No 1031:Purchase: 120k, Sold 330k = 210k in just equityGross Rent: 220k - 60k expenses - 15k taxes = 145k <-- actual rental income$210k (equity) + 145k (rent) = 355k i.e. 355k -30k(closing) -50k(taxes) -25k(renovation) -14,500(recapture) = $245k=245k profit (including all rental income, tax deductions and appreciation.So if you had a mortgage, you would subtract the 145k in rental income and add 30k in principal.

But that is all gone now drink very little these days if at all but I wont totally quit I have too much expensive wine :).my Routine  7am walk the dog 40 minutes  go right down into my basement gym  treadmill 30 minutes at brisk pace but incline 4 to 10 degrees then I might do the strider for 20 minutes and then the biks for another 20 minutes or like today walk dog 30 minutes tread mill 30  bike.. crunchs squats and normally some weights but i got a pinched nerve and its affecting that aspect.. then I sit against the wall in teh chair for 90 seconds trying to get that to 2 minutes started at 30 seconds a few months ago.