I actually did the whole thing on my iPhone.

I don't have an iphone...

I’m am filtering to make sure the properties are apple to apples.

Get multiple bids, and have those bids broken down into detail so you can compare apples-to-apples.5.

After running over a thousand SF deals through my fingers over the years, I could write a book on success and failures, but it wouldn't do much good as no two deals are every the same, it's always apples and oranges, but good underwriting is as much an art as a science, your best bet is to find an experienced RMLO mortgage broker and a loan servicer.

Usually an Apple product. 

have an issue figured I would ask BP landlords for advice as its probably fairly common. Am finding out many of my problems come from lack of experience with screening tenants and selection as I am only 24 years old s...

The primary distinction, in my experience, is the one-bad-apple problem- if you get a bad resident, you must take steps immediately to prevent that resident from chasing the others away or souring them to the building and reducing future referrals.To your question, I suggest looking at each unit and determining the fair market rent for each one.

One, it allows for an apples-to-apples comparison of like properties.  

For example, Cap Rate doesn't include debt service, and that makes it more valuable, as it allows an apples-to-apples comparison of an investment, regardless of the financing or cash infusion.