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I’d think a single family rental that you can get a percentage of equity in.

Things to maybe look for I've learned could be:  household income, median home price, job growth, industries, school/education ranking, percentage of renters in area, unemployment rates etc. 

You also want to find out the percentage of owner occupied units vs those leased, and the number of sponsor held units if any.

Can anyone tell me how to estimate with the Rental calculator projected capital expenses for a rental property based on percentage? 

For example, let’s look at the CoC return over the 3-5 years:3 year return 92,000/295,800 = 31% over 3 years or about 10% per year (that’s if the profit you posted also included your cash flow, if it didn’t then it would be a higher percentage).5 year return 139,000/295,800 = 47% over 5 years or about 9.4% per year.Don’t forget that you will also need to subtract closing costs and you may need to rehab it again after the 3-5 years after the tenant moves out depending on how well they took care of the property unless you just wait until the very end to rehab it before you sell it.So you may ask yourself, is my goal to have the experience so that I can learn from having and managing a rental for 3-5 years or is my goal to cash flow as much as I can with the least amount of work?

Hello,Does anyone knows where I can get data about the percentage of properties bought with the help of real estate agents vs the ones that are made by the owners in different countries (specially in Europe)?

We combined have good incomes but I'm concerned my LLCs will make them think we're too risky (I own 33-55% of four houses and my own house with a renter in my home, all are doing well financially but I ran into this problem of really having to search with getting my own mortgage because they looked at only my percentage of income but all the debt as risk). 

For example, I am lending you $X for 18 months and when you're done, you owe me your first son.Most lenders will only lend up to a certain percentage of the ARV, typically 65-70%.

I know I can only deduct a portion/percentage of the house used for the rentals.