We bought a new build years ago (and sold it 3 years later when the market turned up) and our TOTAL cap ex was $550 over the 3 years. 

It’s worth calculating the total investment (purchase price + wiring replacement) and comparing it to what the property could yield after the upgrade.

The number one problem with RentRedi is the total lack of customer support and yes with Intuit you will have to talk to an oversees call center but every question I needed help with got answered and all problems got resolved.

I got 3 total in 2024 from Airbnb. 

Then came investor financial data, I wanted at least a few years in there, I got a totally different-identical answer:"another one of our customers just imported his on his own with our API."

Use a payment processor to pay the original note and any wrap if there is a 2nd position secondary note that pays the seller the difference between their current mortgage and the total sale value. 

We only bring in about 85k-90k total and we are really frugal. 

Constructed in 1910, this property features a total of 2,793 square feet of living space.

If it's a deal that is in a very very desirable location and has tons of built in equity and appreciation, I would be totally good with negative cash flow for Y1 and Y2.

As you begin your REI journey here is one tip I have for you:Use this website as you are trying to narrow down the places you want to invest in. https://www.areavibes.com/Its awesome because it gives you a "total livability score" & you can compare different zip codes & streets to others.