Originally posted by Account Closed You provide a lot of graphics and some interesting points-  My first question is How big is your portfolio?

@Nicole HeasleyId either hire a graphic designer or learn some basic photoshop skills.

With that experience comes an eye for innovations which is far beyond the talent of graphics design :) Thanks for the tips I’ll check them out. :)

No, because time value of money and oppertunity costs over the past 8 years have transformed the financial picture and the "CoC" was really only a cute way to look at the first 1 or 2 years of rental profits.

In doing some of the reading here on the site, I ran across this graphic. http://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Real-Estate-Cycle1.png I realize that there a multiple versions of this cycle running at all times, where the local market may be at a different place in the cycle than the macro cycle.

Cute as heck though!

FYI, I'm planning to change the home page main graphic to something that's more colorful, but haven't found the exact one I'm looking for.My site is [REMOVED] - please take a look and let me know what you think.

They are very cute and one person I discussed this with told me he purchased 10 acres and was building 5 to put on the property.

You may want to join the Washington Landlord Association, we find value in the newsletters, documents, and screening service, and they offer a lot more than that.Ocean Shores is an interesting area, it has some really cute pockets.  

So - I was impressed with all of the color and nice graphics...And then I looked at the top line numbers:Income: $7,975Expenses: $7,560Cash Flow: $414This is a 10+ unit, by the way.