So particularly on higher valued properties where high 6-7%'s can be disincentivizing for investors or for sellers in an area that might be softening, these are useful and meaningful tools to move the needle. 

For someone (like me) who does multiple rehabs simultaneously, getting my money out of one project and into another is more important than extracting every last penny of profit.

Since the vehicle I intended to purchase is not new, there are meaningful limitations on how much can be deducted.

Can you also discuss the RTP ratio and how it has any meaningful relationship to profitability?

How does one go about Extracting Data from Public Websites to build a highly targeted mailing list?

Those sellers are going to want to extract as much money out of the property as they can. 

But you have to have a strategy to extract more value from the property. 

I suggest you speak with one or more professionals who can provide meaningful information specific to your situation and help you determine which strategy will work best for the long term.

I have always said if you want to buy neutral rentals IE they don't really move in value then you have to go for number of doors.. so you have meaningful monthly income or pay cash for them..

I do, however, use several calculators to analyze cash flow and estimate expenses.My goal is to generate meaningful cash flow AND respectable ROI (cash on cash).