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You can't just plug in a percentage.Here are the numbers I use to analyze a potential deal.

I want to learn about rehab so I started J Scott’s book...I want to get better at analyzing deals so I spend time on Realtor.com and Zillow...I want to learn about funding so I started looking for funding opportunities.

Here are some information about my situationPrice point: < $80kLoan: 20% down (to avoid PMI)Goal: Be cashflow positive after expenses, hoa's, taxes/insurance.So far, I've noticed that the condo properties I have analyzed, there is one that will squeak out $125-$175/month in cash flow.

This is a tool that is used to quickly analyze profitable deals just like the one you have described.Keep in mind; A large majority of lenders are hesitant, or will not, lend money on land, let alone construction costs associated with a "tiny" home.If you were considering using a VA loan (based on your profile picture) forget it. 

After all, being interested in REI is why I got into property management in the first place.What I'm currently working on is analyzing deals, getting the word out there and building key relationships outside of my existing network. 

For example, analyzing, marketing, researching, negotiating, RE licenses. . .

Absentee Owners have been popular for a long time, and are apparently still somewhat effective (people are still mailing to them) but they are getting multiple offers to buy their home.

Ive been analyzing properties but don't know what % is good to use for * capex* vacancy* repairs And what cash flow is good?

I can provide owners statements and any other info for anyone that might be willing to help me analyze this property.