I need to crunch more numbers and see what makes sense.There are several reasons why I want to partner with my friend.

I want to track my progress from Day 1 and give updates on properties I've seen, numbers I've crunched, and deals that I've closed (and ones that got away).

Crunch your numbers. 

Quick number crunch of the 2% rule and others like that to see if it passes the test.

You can crunch the numbers for a duplex, at 20-25% down using heloc funds, and see if make sense.

I am trying to crunch numbers on all kinds of different properties in areas and would love some benchmark numbers that I could use to know if I should be interested in the property or not.Thank you again for your help!

Assigning a probable number of tenants and years for each group, I then added into the equation a standard 2-month vacancy between tenants, and crunched all that for an annual percentage, arriving at 8.3%.

After crunching the numbers on a few MLS properties & conducting a few walk-through's, this property came up and hit all of the criteria I was looking for.

I think the best way to answer that question is this:First,  before doing any serious number crunch or analysis on the development, I would ask whether or not the submarket is likely to be favorable for an ADU strategy.Whenever the existing inventory of the submarket lacks anything similar to the project I’m considering, the first thing I ask myself is - Why?

I have time to make phone calls & crunch numbers in my office but I can't leave work and visit a property to make sure my contractors are there mid-day like the old days.