If you consistently analyze properties, it will be much easier to recognize a good deal when it shows up.5.

Esmir's info, even if it is no longer consistent, is still a good low-end for me to come up with some range estimates. 7-10% below asking sounds great to me, hopefully there are still some of those left to grab.

Wholesaling seems convenient and I’ve dabbled in it a bit, and I have a few friends home that are consistently killing it wholesaling.

This is in the midwest area.The listing says that the duplex is occupied with two tenants who are interested in staying for the long term, and have a consistent payment history.I haven't gotten much information, but I'd say for the area, each tenant is paying 800 dollars per month.Now I am 21, and I have about 20k in the bank, and im willing to spend 15k for a down payment.

@Jeegar Patel it's not exact, of course, but I usually just take the primary residence taxes and multiply them by 3.5 in Richland County where I buy my properties.

Schedule C on your taxes is titled "profit & loss for business" so with your STR income now being labeled as a business, (because it is) lenders will want to see consistency and growth in order to be able to use any of the income to offset the STR's debt services.  

Think Bigger.While my mentor always has the golden answer, I feel I I get more out of my mastermind on a daily/consistent basis. 

A good company in a strong market should be able to offer inventory with safe and consistent returns.

People dabble in RE then realize it takes work and consistency. 

It is zoned business general and consist of approximately 100 acres.