I buy under-valued properties during weak real estate markets and just let time do its thing.Here in California, property values swing wildly.

The wild buildit with 100% financing and lease it and build again and get rich days are over.

Is it wild to expect to get a deal this quickly?

Assuming tentants pay all utilities, you should be close to the 50% rule.OTOH, it sounds like a condo, so HOA fees are always a wild card.

That's the wild card right now.

Many tenants will make wild claims regarding what the landlord promised them, but that will be meaningless to you unless it is in their file in writing.In my experience the better the deal looked from a financial point of view the worse the tenants looked.Best of luck!

Really, one has no oversight at all and let's corporte interets run wild and the other tries to bring it way back to protect the little guy....

A price per door doesn't suffer from wild variances in pro forma assumptions in criminal broker packages.

Anything slimmer is tough when there are wild swings in the market values with banks being Dr.

., etc.It does not include principle or interest payments.On any particular property in any particular year, the 50% number could be wildly wrong.