Hopefully I ran all my numbers right! 

When I work with PMC’s I’m helping them structure their business to make sure their foundation is solid and also that their policies and procedures align with their culture and also that they are providing the best service possible and assist in getting them there. 

Weekly farmer's market, multiple LARGE cultural festivals, a sufficient music scene draw, some minor league sports arenas (Hockey, Basketball), and a flourishing LGBTQ+ community to boot.   

Thanks @John Woodrich -- yeah I ran into a few things and realized quickly how larger homes carry exponentially more over-run risk. 

I just got under contract for this 5BED/2BATH w/mother in law unIt property where the numbers run great with almost $600 of net cash flow a month, which I believe to be decent for my first investment property, BUT there are a couple things I ran into and am seeking advice for. 1) During inspection, we found a few hazardous things on the property, that would need a $20k fix.

They are asking $334, I ran the numbers at $300k.

Our tech scene may not yet truly rival that of the Bay Area, but the California markets are quickly pricing themselves out of some promising young talent - talent that has started looking east for lower overheads and a more dynamic, inclusive, culture.

I ran across a property in a situation that the deed is in the wife’s name.

When I ran the numbers it works out by doing conventional financing.

I am about to take on my first Fix-n-Flip, I ran my numbers and came up with a 63.94% LTV.