Stats:3/2 w/176K mortgage$1,750 payment25 yrs. leftChuncking 12K annual via HELOCMy goal is to pay it off in 6 years.Should I recast my loan?

.- Showings / Leads (% of showings from leads)- Applications / Showings (% of applications from showings)- Leases / Applications (% of leases from applications)Right now my stats for the month of June are:- Showings / Leads = 26%- Applications / Showings = 63%- Leases / Applications = 100%Thanks!

Compass (formerly paragon) tends to have good SF stats.

There is no precise answer without examining the work done.

If you average the gains and losses of the appreciation and you don't include the cash flow, all you end up with is meeting inflation limits (and the inflation stats posted by the government is complete bogus.

Again, others might feel differently here.3) property level due diligence: (takes seconds to weeks per deal): here is where I drill in with the low-level details.a) pro forma popping: I examine all the assumptions, and see if they are overoptimistic or not.

If 7% appreciation is “slow growing” I’ll take it every year. http://www.oabrdocs.com/1/stats/OmahaAreaRegion5_19.pdfOriginally posted by @Kyle Godbout:My unbiased opinion would be Omaha:)Ok, maybe it’s a little biased.

(Long story short...it was her mom’s home and she used the majority of the equity to pay for assisted living until her passing.)Quick Stats:-2 BR and 1 BA on each of two floors-Zoned as duplex with separate entrances, but bottom floor needs a kitchen-Everything it needs to be “move-in” ready is purely cosmetic, i.e., flooring, paint, landscaping, etc.As stated in the report (link above), here are some interesting factoids:1.  

I have a fleet of 23 STR properties and always like to examine other lucrative markets as possiblities to venture into.

This area may or may or may not work for the buy and hold.. you need to check rent stats and comps in the area to determine that.