He has a longstanding YouTube channel, with hundreds of good 'edu' videos.

Yes I’m really new to this although I’ve seen some videos in youtube but not enough to go start.

As far as numbers goCost of Property closing and Transfer Fee's - $58,000standard rental income per month - $490 - yearly income - $5,880If used as AirBnb - Possible $7100 yearly incomeTaxes - $450 yearlyHoa - $500 yearlyThere are many cost of living videos as well as quality of life videos you can watch on youtube but until you experience for yourself you may not get the real feel of living in Colombia .

Thanks for the clarity, Lee.

This proved to be confusing considering the fact that all of the YouTube videos that I’ve watched and the many books I’ve read, the professional wholesalers who swear by the above formula fail to mention the Fixed Cost into there MAO.

.* (BP Monitoring please Note I do not own or benefit in any way from any of the following companies)Video: About Tulsa (from City of Tulsa)Retail Housing Sales Report: Jan 2020 Median Report (from local Tulsa Realtors)Rental Indicators: 25 US Cities Where Rents Increasing the Fastest No. 9 Tulsa & No. 11 Oklahoma City (from Business Insider online)More Tulsa Market/Economy Info: (from other various sources listed)“What Others Say”• No. 5 among top-10 U.S. cities where the average renter can afford to live alone (SmartAsset.com 2019)• No. 1 City Among Top 25 Most Affordable Cities to Live & Work 2019 (BusinessStudent.com 2018)• No. 1 U.S. city where incomes are growing the fastest (GOBankingRates.com 2017)• No. 3 among top U.S.

Seemed like overkill.... then I found it and you heard the guidance correctly. https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/fire/fire-prevention/smoke-alarms/For clarity, it looks like the law is "all rental properties have photoelectric smoke alarms installed outside the structure’s sleeping quarters" but the guidance included "inside every bedroom, outside each sleeping area and on every level of the home". 

We all just worked via video chat, etc. 

I have watched lot of YouTube video about using HELOC to payoff mortgage early.  

Thank you all for the clarity!