As the formula shows (cap rate + appreciation rate) = internal rate of return <— this is a very simplistic example as there is a ton more information associated with this.That’s why it’s best to see what other market participants are doing and what they’re expections are.

I have a very simplistic understanding of stocks to buy low and sell high, would like to know more about P/E, dividends, etc. that make a worthwhile purchase. 

Some of my clients take the more simplistic approach and consider repair/maintenance secondary in calculating the monthly out of pocket.

If the seller creates the PSA form with their attorney their initial cost could be more but they can craft the starting point of the PSA in their favor.STNL deals can be more simplistic but when you get into retail shopping centers the PSA'c can get more elaborate and involved. 

@Jake Silverman I think the BP calculators are meant to be a bit more simplistic than what you are looking for.

That article might be able to give you some simplistic ideas on using the lease option strategy.

Notes are not simplistic when they are non performing - your best bet would be to buy the house not the note if that is your end goal

A lot of the new investors are watching HGTV or youtube and believe it's simplistic and because of that all kinds of fees and expenses are left out.

I see this all the time...the simplistic view of what something costs a contractor.

Sorry if this is a boring or simplistic question, I'm wrestling more with understanding the concept or reason for this.