What I'm having trouble finding is an example with actual numbers from a real world example.Usually I see holding costs/closing costs/origination fees/mortgage fees are left out of examples and make things a bit unrealistic when I go to run numbers on analyzing a property.

I don't believe that your goals or numbers are in any way unrealistic.

Don't count on shifting that responsibility onto the tenants, as that can be unrealistic and/or difficult to manage.Duplex properties can generate more revenue with less expense.

I'm glad to see you're not being unrealistic with your expectations, as some people try shooting for 2%.  

Hi @Ndy Onyido,It's above my paygrade, but I think it would be unrealistic for BP to have some ultimate database on who is and isn't legit.

I don't think it's unrealistic to see prices correct to pre bubble prices.

If you ask them what the lead conversion rate is, they blatantly lie with an unrealisticly high number.

I have an attorney who says that I have a clear case for small claims court in relation to the deck/foundation ( not wanting to build the deck because he used that $6000 for  his mistake); I just want to know if I am being unrealistic/petty for wanting to not pay the difference in the $10,600 deck that we contracted and the $8000 deck that we received.

I just feel that buyers are being stupid and sellers unrealistically greedy.

There are so many different societal beliefs, opinions, myths, and upbringing experiences that it is unrealistic to believe that everyone thinks the same as you do!