Hope that is helpful.

I know I can look at an amortization schedule, but I am guessing there has to be a simpler way to quickly estimate the numbers - can't find a decent online calculator for thisAppreciate any help - thanks!

I think the market value is higher than my tax assessed value so that might not help me.

With years of experience in this unique market, I've had the pleasure of working with a variety of investors, helping them maximize their returns while providing unforgettable experiences for guests.The Poconos has seen tremendous growth in the vacation rental market, thanks to its year-round appeal, driving proximity to major cities, affordable property prices, and diverse attractions.

Very impressive portfolio...I would love to connect and help where I can so you can achieve the volume you are striving for!

Plus, having a personal connection can sometimes help you get better deals.Hard money loans, on the other hand, are usually backed by “hard assets,” typically real estate.

This hands-on experience helped us develop some DIY skills and boosted our confidence.In 2020, we bought a single-family home that we’re currently living in and rehabbing.

Decent purchase price to rent ratioSome of the areas I'm looking into are:HaywardSan LeandroOakleyConcordPleasant HillBrentwoodTracyMantecaTurlockModestoSacramentoMy concern about some of the areas specifically in the Central Valley (often recommended here on BP) like Fresno, Turlock, etc, is that looking at numbers the appreciation doesn't seem to meet the mark for me (purchase price to rent ratio is decent, but equity isn't very good), so I'm generally focused more on the SF Bay Area.Any recommendations on cities or areas would be extremely helpful. 

If I can help you on anything please contact me through BP at any time.I know that they typically make more on their rental money because of how they are rented.  

Very helpful, thank you John!