So get the ARV first after I take a walk threw the home and assess everything , It will pretty much be step by step process.So let me get back with you and give more detail after I get everything crunch and then with a strategy.

Kudos to you for being careful and crunching your numbers.  

I'm trying to crunch the numbers, Anyone in Biggerpockets that is investing in Del City, Oklahoma?

How did you crunch numbers in searching for a base hit?

Ideally, you'd locate a property in one of these neighborhoods for a discount to maximize ROI.Average 2 bed rents for: Bridgeport/Armour Square $1200Logan Square $1500Avondale $1400Humboldt Park $1100Pilsen $1400My suggestion is narrow down and crunch numbers for your cash on cash return goals, cash flow per door, expenses, purchase/rehab budget.

Depending on your individual tax bracket/rate this should save you money after all numbers are crunched, factoring in the amount of interest you pay as this is, obviously, a true cost.This of course also means that you, during the phase of paying off these mortgages quickly, will have less cash in your account.

But I love crunching numbers.

I'm currently crunching the numbers for a deal I'm looking at.

But it never hurts to get the financials and crunch some numbers.

I am also happy to help anyone analyze any deal opportunity they get (residential or commercial) if you need a second pair of eyes to crunch the numbers or validate another wholesaler's numbers before you buy (super important if you are new to REI !).