Flipcomp's value is that it will crunch all the numbers on the fly as you use it to evaluate the deal based on your expertise and your input.As far as the lazy approach comment.

Personally, I would do all of the rehab up front at once, but that is a matter of opinion...plus how crunched you are for cash, etc. 

I've also looked at several places that I considered, but wouldn't have had the time to fix at the time they were avail, so I've gotten in the habit of crunching an "as is" and a "fixed" scenario, as long as the place is safe and habitable.

@Vu Nguyen I’d connect with one of the realtors on BP, some who know Baltimore have already chimed in on this thread, speak to them about your goals and what you’re looking for while doing some research yourself on the city and potential properties by crunching some numbers.If you’re looking for management, there are plenty of property managers who could place renters in there and manage it for you.Just takes a bit more work than a turnkey and @Farrukh Ali outlined this in his comment.

I developed my own cashflow calculator spreadsheet and started going on Zillow, exploring home after home, and crunching out numbers.

Now I let my handyman or contractor rip em' out, they get it done in minutes, love doing it, and I work on crunching numbers.  

With this being said, I was down to crunch time to get all my ducks in a row.  

So I Found this property, and when doing the ARV I noticed that the houses around it where selling for way more than what the property was. The houses around it were selling from 400-500k, when this house is only goin...

All you number crunchers! I need help deciding the best option for a cash out refi I am doing. I know theres a lot of mixed feelings on rate buy downs. If you need more info message me please. The extra capital taken ...

There are many deals out there, I see them all the time, just need to know how to crunch the simple numbers.