But as you see it's more driven by market forces and the unique needs of the investor. 

98% of my deals are investor driven, so the retail deals I have almost all agent-represented, so I have a different market share of clients, which is changing my view on this, obviously.

Essentially, the portion of the property’s income considered UDFI is based on the percentage of rental income derived from debt.For example, Property A is purchased for $100,000.

Prices are being driven upwards fast and consistently.

Remember you're going to end up with a $230k house and those expenses will be driven by the new valuation.One alternative might be to only finance the $141k you have in the deal.

Thanks for the great advises @Matt Maurice and @Dawn A. I

Hey @Michael O'BrienYou know a month or so ago I would have said there's no way the city of Colorado Springs -- long a right-leaning, property rights driven council -- would have passed something so restrictive for short-term rentals and Airbnb.

Unit A is a 5 bedroom and a lot bigger and available now.

Originally posted by @Richard A.:I

This obviously gets reflected in the cost of work performed Another issue with higher costs in construction that hadn’t been made is the asinine trade policy of our current administration, and the tariffs that have driven up the cost of building materials