BP Wholesaling Calculator Pros Easy to use and understand( video was pretty clear and to the point)Can be used for rentals alsoInfo can be sent to a potential buyerConsWasn't free( which isn't a big deal)Doesn't have the rehab cost in the mix by the foot ( can live with that )Doesn't have the spread sheet Sean Comp calcalculatorPros FreeBy the foot calculator a nice help Has a spreadCons Video was hard to follow and understand Excel sheet is kinda clear Not something i can send to a potential buyerSo my conclusion is both are good in there own way and when checking a deal i would most likely use a little bit of both. thanks for the tip, now i am a little closer to making my first deal!

They moved in with a broken washing machine that they set out on the back porch and left that behind along with a broken window air conditioner, a freezer they unplugged but left half filled with rotted meat, bags of mismatched shoes, broken furniture, childrens clothes, christmas ornaments, soggy bedding, rotting mattresses, more dirty diapers and, ironically, unused condoms.IF you can get a Section 8 tenant who can manage NOT to have a boyfriend/girlfriend/"fiance"/brother/sister/aunt/uncle/cousin/cousins children/babydaddy/babymomma/grandchildren come live with them because they've been evicted/kicked off someones couch/basement and have no place else to shack up you might have a chance to keep your rental unit in decent shape under this program. 

I’ve come to the conclusion that you don’t feed an elephant a little bit of peanuts.

I think that a lot of people come to that conclusion after gaining more experience.

Amit: 3words/1chartCarlos: thousand words/7postsSame conclusion 😅😂🤣

When I got my realtor's license I explored the idea of starting my own property management company, and I gradually came to the conclusion that the numbers don't really work unless you either charge significant fees for every interaction, or don't visit many of your properties each month. neither of those are ideal, obviously.

By all rights, taken to its logical conclusion, economists should be the richest people among us - certainly the most successful investors, anyway.

Depending upon the frame of reference you are talking about, you come to different conclusions on the risk level of the leverage.Just my two cents.

So because 1 opinion columnist says it might be a solution "down the road", you jump to the conclusion that we are going to have it or that it is allowed in this legislation.HUGE leap you made there.

Your post went in multiple directions...none of which based on a true understanding of what I'm saying...and your conclusions are based on homewowner mindsets.Banks use the same performing asset to leverage many times over (10 actually).