I'm a visual kind of guy so here's how I see it in my head (I'm not an accountant so if any pros read this please be gentle): Gross Income ( including parking, storage...)

I do have some newbie questions.I am in the process of acquiring a SFR in Houston and considering the following based on visual inspection and from a Home Inspector. 1) Roof Replacement.

This works with a normal amortization (typically 25 years or less).First Three years: 3.25% (unless we have a amortization of 10 years or less, in which I can offer 2.99%)3-6 years: The three year treasury plus a spread of 2.50% with a cap of 5.25%6-9 years: The three year treasury plus a spread of 2.50% with a cap of 7% ***Currently the 3 year treasury is .93, so with a spread of 2.50%, you would have a rate of 3.43%***To make this visual, based off $100,000, on a 20 year amortization, below would be your worst case scenario for 9 years.0-3 years: $567.203-6 years: $659.026-9 years: $732.31I can also offer a 5 year balloon.

So I approached a couple of inspectors, and they are asking about ~$4-6K, but their proposal suggests that it's based on their senior engineer's visual inspection except one inspector using some sort of x-ray for asbestos.

I'd do visual breakdowns summarizing what I've learned, and add enough personality/energy to make it fun.

He will give you a report with issues that he is able to visually observe

I took a course one time and they said to visualize it like a ladder, your first objective is to figure out what wrung the other person is on, and then move to that position on the ladder and then try to keep the conversation at that level.

I’m a super visual person and my first impression is that the exterior does not match the beautiful interior.

they complement each other and work in conjunction with the rest of tools (like marketing, financing, rehabbing, hiring, etc.).Here a visual help for your question:

Especially appreciate the visual graphs.