Also, I don't need the money.I was thinking along on the line of having too much equity is too much exposure or skin in the properties.I know that even full time experts are having trouble finding great MF deals with cap rated crunched the way there are.. what chance do I have?

I would try that first before paying for anything, unless you are in a time crunch. 

I, basically, crunch numbers all day and love analyzing deals.

If you are interested in exploring the STR market, we are happy to help you crunch the numbers and think deals through.

I would be going with the agent to look at the properties and inspect them, Contacting people to find out expenses/ etc, and doing all the numbers crunching, and reporting that stuff back to the investor.  

So, I am assuming these are stale listings that pop up in search but in fact, are not rentable.I am guessing the issue you describe comes with AirDNA sucking these stale listings into its databases and using them to crunch data.

hi guys, on a big time crunch between 40 hr job/driving my son between his sports activities/orthodontist/doctors and pre school errands... so I apologize if my question has been answered in the past already...I hope u will forgive me my lack of research on that subject...So if I am buying a fourplex and it cost 250k, then it needs 20k work, then how does the arv value calculated?

The money is secured via a lien, it solves time crunch problem of having funds in place, and everyone wins.The other would be to "joint venture" with investors where at the end of the rehab and sale process, there is a split of the profits.

You may qualify for more if you show additional income after the lease.Get a good loan officer or broker crunch the numbers for you.Have a good one.

By that same token, if I crunch the numbers on an investment and the only way for me to meet my investment goal is to perform the maintenance and management personally (thus removing labor costs from my NOI calculation) then I'm probably paying too much.