It seems to be a decent software for future evaluation.How about historical evaluation by plugging in 3 -5 years of data.

Thanks, guys, for showing me options ... for the future.

But, if you get a loan be smart with it you don't want jeopardize your future.

Also I'd like to connect with you for future references thanks once again.

As someone who may likely pursue multifamily investing in the future, your advice regarding dealing with the water department is much appreciated.I recall you had an earlier post about good books on landlording, and I wanted to drop a few here that I've come across consistently in my education.  

When we did it we discovered a few additional things that needed to be fixed that would have posed a huge issue if not corrected in the future.

Never mind the fact that there are a whole lot of people looking to buy a property (increasing by the day) to live in themselves.From what I have seen, most MLS listed duplex properties in Denver (and most other properties, too) are at a purchase price that would put you so far away from the 1% goal - it would be impossible to cash flow them now or in the near future. (1% being the rough guide for considering a property, rent/month is 1% of the purchase price of the property).

Blessing in disguise, or  new strategy on future units?

Work on a direct marketing campaign and target the area you want to have or move properties at, look for a mentor in the area as well, you will save thousands of $$$ in the future. 

@William Hochstedler I know this is an old thread, but if you or anyone else is still active on BP I'm curious if you'd be able to give an update on the Ogden area as far as opportunities / future growth.