It has an elegant calendar view that shows you exactly what it's doing to your price for any given day.

Haven't purchased yet, I'm about to go view the property soon (so rehab is estimated from pics), just wanted to share the prelim numbers so i can get some feedback. 

to get a general idea of the inside of the home before I make the hour trip to view it.

It would seem you're eager, but that eagerness can lead to emotional decisions about a property and you'll end up down the wrong road if you jump on the first MFH that has a gorgeous view or was just recently updated inside.  

@Cameron York  any reason you don't want to simply buy performing notes and skip all the brain drain and associated risk and time it takes to do the NPN.from my personal point of view the only reason someone would do NPN is if the had a lot of money and time... because some will be winners and many like talked about up front will be 100% losers.so you need to income average as it were and that takes volume.wereas performing notes done correctly have less than a 5 to 6% default rate and you can make pretty nice returns and sleep well.. and not waste all the time and drama on the NPN side of things.If your going to the Portland BP meetup next Tuesday I will be there we can discuss a little more if you like...

I am a newbie to real estate investing.On Oct. 4, I saw a new property come up, (no picture, but I was able to see it using google street view). 

I would say about 30% of my clients actually come in town to view our turnkey properties.

People can throw in statistics all day long to support their point of view.

The realtor soon has an altered view of what the rule is; they see the rules as they were told.

Hi AgainYou mention Lincoln Park/lakeview - I'm going to take a guess at 2800-3000 North Lincoln.Before buying I would advise taking a trip down to view the street, there are TONS of vacant storefronts.