Do you mean PITI plus vacancy, CAP Ex, etc.?

I thought my ex wife made the payment9.

Even though you are buying new, I would still account for vacancy, maintenance, and cap-ex when calculating cash-flow.

Should be fairly straightforward You know the cost you'll pay for the property The rate and term (ex 7% for a 30yr fixed)Property taxes - this can be looked up via https://atlas.phila.gov/(If you are house hacking you van take advantage of the $80k homestead reduction)Insurance - this may be a bit tricky unless you reached out to a broker already Is there an HOA? 

We call em con-ex  =)

She not only agreed to sign the quitclaim deed, but also gave my her ex-husband's contact info and helped me get in touch with him to sign as well!!.

With tons of ex teammates and international students looking for housing in our small town environment, there is a untapped avenue to succeed.

After talking to a legal analyst at the lawyers office, she indicated that I cannot communicate with my ex-tenant. 

I am trying to come up with a slew of options to present to my ex-partner that will enable me to keep the home while relieving her of her responsibility and ownership claim, that does not disturb the financial instrument until such time that we deem economic factors make a refi more appealing.  

Hi,I am new to RE Investing and would like to check if following numbers makes sense or am I missing anything:Property Details : 3/2 TownhomeIncome: $2800Expenses = $2700 (approx)Here is the break down.Mortgage + Tax +Insurance = 1800HOA = 265Vacancy = 5 % per month = 140Repairs + Cap Ex = 200PM = 10% per month = 280Total Cash Flow : $100I can get greater cash flow if I manage myself but I am not planning to do it.I am thinking of getting HELOC and buy a new primary residence and rent this one.