Greetings BP World,I ran into an unfortunate situation.

So, I ran numbers on the property and to me you wouldn't be getting enough out of the deal for it to make sense at 100% LTC.

I ran into that a clarification issue with my tenant; they were confused why they were paying early. 3) It wouldn't be terrible idea to lower the rent to 1600 to increase interest but I personally wouldn't dream of allowing pets. 

So I ran the numbers for a 1/1 rental; looking for some comments; I can send to you direct; from BP rental calculatorRon

I ran the numbers on this property.

So I ran with it, and i am damn good at it to.

When I ran the analysis on the properties I was looking at I made sure to include CAPEX and property management, even though I planned on managing the property myself.

The entire condo is producing roughly $2500/mo.Initially when I bought the condo I ran the numbers and expected to cashflow maybe $100/mo if I were to rent it, but I had the fever and just had to jump at something.

KC's thriving arts and culture scene, growing tech industry and low costs of living are just a few reasons why I'm optimistic about Kansas City's future.

From the numbers that I ran it seems like the properties with the most profit margin seem to sit around 250k but the budget is 350k if the numbers are right.