Hey everybody,My name is Robert McConaghy, I live just north of Boston and I'm a recent college grad (May 6th, 2011 Northeastern University, Bachelor of Science, Chemical Engineering).

Much of it is probably just common sense but I'm sure some have gotten this down to a science, and I'd like to better understand how they decide such things. 

Mainly, the systems implemented are fascinating (VA, automated offers, etc.)

In saying that it’s actually not that great for MFR.2% is much better. 200k gross income $1mill purchase.Because from the $200k income about 50%-40% off for OPEX.Another way is to do a market research in the rents and notice of the current actual rents are bellow market.  10% or more bellow market can be a sign for good value add opportunity.Multifamily is more complex to underwrit then houses but not rocket science.

But it isn’t rocket science. 

It is fascinating about the mentality of male vs. female investors, and though it can be an uphill battle, it's nice to have a forum to explore and learn from in BP!

It's so fascinating.

. - I did two years and got my AA in business at a community college- I transferred to an off main campus 4 year (CWU has remote campuses basically, this allowed me to stay somewhere that actually had jobs instead of working at a coffee shop for minimum wage) and double majored in accounting and business for my Bachelors of Science so I'd hit the 5th year CPA requirement. - Couldn't live at home (Parents in a small town with no college) - Worked full time while going to school full time and I still have student loans. 

I'm on the older end of the millennial generation at 32 and graduated college with a Political Science degree.  

Below is the rent to own analysis on it:Below is the picture of the front of the house:3) Raising Money, Organization, Systems, Training, Networking & RelationshipsI started a forum series here on BP about "The Science of Finding Deals".