If you turn the display to the Satellite display, those many hundreds of purple dots are spread out amongst literally 100,000s of homes in the area.

If you do not run numbers, you are shooting from the hip and your strategy is either fueled by "hope-ium", or your experience is so immense you know every input and return without running the numbers (but even the most experienced investors run their numbers).Here's the best advice I can give you: You can "run the numbers" until you are purple in the face, and you will never know what every single ACTUAL number is going to be before getting into a deal.

I am a Subto student and have recently opened my businesses - Purple Reef Holdings & Purple Reef Properties.

I know because it's always been the same, so I can replace them but I will more than likely have the same problem.Brandon Turner on one of the early episodes of the podcasts talked about this where he had a house that was purple that would always attract "weird" tenants.

@Logan Guerrero one of the challenges with maintenance is owners not having funds.So, we've learned to prioritize maintenance issues:1) Health & safety issues2) City & S8 inspection issues3) Property preservation4) Direct marketing issues (purple walls)5) Miscellaneous

Then on 2/26/24, I got an email from their for "Billing Support" stating that my bill for $6,000 was overdue with a big purple button to "Pay Invoice Now".

Nobody who spends enough time on the front walks away without a purple heart. 

James Wise is right, NJ is tenant friendly however it is not as bad in more purple/red counties.

For you, living in a househack is a means to an end.That being said, I once moved into a house with a bathroom that had a black ceiling and deep purple walls.

My go to is this deal analysis spreadsheet; I've tweaked it to make it work for me:https://bit.ly/3EAhMm8Complete all of the Purple Boxes with your property's data and it will crunch the numbers.