And you were better equipped to handle the transaction from a fundamental, knowledge stand  point and emotionally .. than someone who really has no experience in what it takes to actually buy and prosecute these deals either DIL work out or foreclosure.Any one who is giving advice on how to do anything in RE whether its free or they charge for it is a guru to some extent..

Perhaps Ohioers are lucky that their real property tax isn't based directly on the most recent sale price, but I wouldn't be surprised if it has to be on record available to the public for other fundamental reasons like homesteading, bankrupty proceedings, civil claims, property disputes, etc etc.Nevertheless, would love to hear of the closest tactic to achieving this in a disclosure state!

IMO no quicker way to get a handle on sizing up any deal.If down the road you feel the need to create your own spreadsheet you may still do that but the BP calc will give you the fundamental understanding of what you need to be looking for.

Speaking for the Smoky market here...The fundamentals of the Smokies are the strongest in the country, and I still fully believe that it is the best market if I didn't then I would be looking for a new job.

So I hover at 1,500 units and will likely stay around here unless something changes fundamentally in the market 

If you buy right based on fundamentals, really know your numbers, don't over leverage, and plan to hold long term, RE will ride out the ups and downs of the economy. 

So, I have a fundamental problem with the idea of "saving" $1,100 a month while, frankly, mooching off your parents.

Trying to get some very fundamental stuff answered and clarified.example 1: Homeowner Scott Spivey took out a mortgage for 200 grand and bought a house.

If you focus on High Equity Deals you can bring them here to the board and we can help you out with the structure.There are some basic fundamentals when buying investment property.

For these above others, the fundamentals do apply since once you’re in, you’re in, and there’s not much you can do as the landlord to change things.