Yes, meanwhile they justify exploitative sales tactics and build backwards work cultures where loyalty is valued over good communication skills, integrity, and merit. 

If I ran a company and this isn't true I'd be upset if it is true then she can just come on here and tell us

I ran the numbers on the BP calculator and have set up an appointment with a realtor for a friend to go view the house, since it is out-of-state for me.I have a few questions:1.

The area in general is growing slowly then other areas.When I ran the calculator the cap rate was 12%.Any help would be appreciated.

Their culture wants everyone to make money.

The backing of the bottom layer had to be scraped/sanded off.After the flooring was out, I ran my ozone generator and washed windows (three times each).

I ran into the same thing with my tax person who was referral and he said the same thing of going into an S corp.

Now, I've taken a quick business trip there for 1 day recently and I'm aware that the northern part of the city is not really "culturally mixed" if that's ok to say.. 

Actually, I ran the report again with 20% down and got a negative cash flow and CoC because I have to service the debt.

I don't think I'll cash flow here, so I ran my numbers only on the money I needed to pull out to have no cash in.Financed amount is $100,000The monthly mortgage payment came out to be $435.59 per monthAt a 5.125% rate on a 30 year loan, I calculated a Net Renal Income came out to be $1,140 per monthI split the difference of the range and used $1,200 for an estimated monthly rent and added in a 5% vacancy rate.Expenditures came out to be $613.73 per monthI used an 11% property management fee, which was $125.40.I used $120 for capital expenditure reservesI used $60 per month for maintenance reservesProperty taxes were $225 per monthInsurance was $83.33 per monthThis put me at a Net Operating Income of $526.27 ($1,140 rent - $613.73 expenditures).