I ran some numbers with some assumptions. 

They have to pack all of their stuff up into a container, move to Netherlands, find a school for their son, find a short-term rental, start a new job in a new country and culture, find a job for his wife, find and buy a new house in a land they have no idea where they would want to live, and generally figure things out in the next month or two. 

I ran some numbers and that eats away so much of the profit.

Tempe has ASU, downtown has a lot of culture and cool historic homes, Chandler is expanding employment n the tech sector ... feel free to shoot me a PM and we can discuss specifics! 

I'm looking for help to assess a single family 3b2b home as investment property (built at 1900, renovated 2017).The asking price is 139900, For monthly rent I'm analyzing 3 scenarios: based on what I see on zillow the typical rent for 3b2b with good condition is mostly $1450-$1500, with some asking $1700, so I ran 3 reports with $1200 (worst), $1450 (expect), $1600(optimistic) scenarios.I assume repart,capEx,vacant 10% each, and management fee 11%.Are the assumptions reasonable?

I guess that is mainly just an adoption issue on my part since if I ran into that with Excel I knew I had messed up a formula somewhere!

I ran into many challenges with non-rental language in my mortgage documents.

And our current culture of information overload, and consumers wanting absolutely what they want, when they want.....is making transactions much more difficult, and reinforcing the current system.

I took the liberty of looking at pending 2400 sf duplexes, and since there was only one, I ran the address through Rentometer.

Also, I ran out of capital really fast after my first couple purchases.