Also worth crunching your DTI numbers to see if one of you staying salaried help you with this, and one thing that has been helpful for me in budget balancing during this transition was doing some part-time and/or consulting type work.Hope this helps!!!

The question is you crunched the numbers and see it as a positive, my question for the seller would be numbers don't lie why does he/she want to unload it. 

If so where may I purchase a software utility since I would still work as a mental health counselor and ween myself gradually to do more deals if number crunching would be accelerated since this sounds like a numbers game -- the more leads/deals the more potential closes 

However while data crunching is always good, also remember there is almost, always a lag between when the data was generated and the present existential reality on the ground.

@Andy & Megan Helm It sounds like you are doing the leg work you need...going and looking at properties, get a good feel for values, potential income (worse case scenario and crunch the numbers yourself).I can only address your last question..."

Below are the numbers I've crunched, please let me know if I'm missing something. 

I just need to crunch the numbers as well to assess whether the cash flow from rents increasing over the next 5 years will make up for 5 years of appreciation losses.

We heard crunching and rock noises and then the tub and sink drained like normal.

Totally made sense for us, as we were in a time crunch to close on the townhome and move into our new construction SFH in Springville (we were going to move to Vineyard but we really wanted an actual backyard!).

So you need a couple of quotes from a soil remediation company the Realty listing of property probably has at least one and then use it to crunch numbers to determine if this is something you want to deal with.