So if you are underwriting a 70s vintage 80 unit property they can give you their P&L for that same asset type that they manage ideally in close proximity which could also help you with rent comps.

For example designer fashions, nice jewelry/watches, etc.

stickie outie house numbers are very popular on rehabs and new construction around hereI would add some faux shutterspaint doors for suremaybe paint siding and/or trim as well

Or lease one insteadDon't take out a student loan.Don't add anyone to my cell phone plan.Don't waste time partying and drinking Don't buy jewelry, rims or sound systems Hang with the nerds insteadtake out my real estate license ASAPsave all my commissions for a downpayment while living in mommas house for free once I have enough saved to house hack a 3-4 unit purchase my first propertybuy 1 property every year for the next 10 yearsthen party and travel the worldAnybody have a time machine I could borrow?

Appraisers typically adjust their Year 1 proformas up by 3-5% depending on where the tax comps (properties of similar vintage, size, location) are assessed. 

I have a property currently under contract but I wanted to get some advice from other investors out there who could weigh in on our situation. My parents are currently renting (paying $4500/ mo) and want to use the ho...

She left multiple flat screen TVs, four laptop computers, all of her clothes, all of her photos, jewelry, and even some brand new rifles!

Both are 1 bedrooms with modern kitchens and baths in vintage buildings.

The carpet seems ancient and there's a trend here to vinyl faux wood that seems to be doing well.

Or Indian hogans, yurts, or vintage travel trailers parked on a farm.