Gross Scheduled Income: $12600Expenses (Maintenance, Management, Taxes, Insurance, Utilities (water & trash paid by owner), Landscaping, Common area electricity, CapEx, Vacancy, Internet for complex, security, etc.): $6400Debt Service (5.5%, 20yrs, 80% of cost): $3700Cashflow: $2500Annual COC: 17%I want to make sure I'm considering everything but also don't want to get stuck in analysis paralysis.

I advertised it stating high speed internet was available but never claimed low speed internet was available.

From what I have gathered by trawling on the internet and other blogs, Big Pockets has been an extremely valuable tool for its members and I hope it works out the same for me as well.Cheers,Tanmay

There is no internet access at these places.

They are a solid low rates/low fees internet originating conventional loan provider.  

I've done this before using contract templates from the internet....

With the increasing number of internet sites that will "certify" service animals, regardless of their legitimacy, it does concern me.

@Cheryl BergtholdI haven't been to any of their investment classes, but anything you can learn from a class is freely available through the internet these days - that's why this website exists.

Not a better place on the Internet imo to get investing info.

In the areas discussed above, you have to take rentometer with a big grain of salt but in a neighborhood like the old west end of Richmond in the JR Tucker High School district there are an overwhelming amount of very similar 3bed/1bath brick ranchers so you can be a little more confident in the comps rentometer gives you.Market knowledge and familiarity is key (and cannot be gotten simply by surfing the internet, no matter how well the data is represented) which is why you should consider working with an investor-friendly Realtor (shameless self-promotion aside...). ;)