You need to then analyze the numbers to see if you can make at least 60 - 80k in profit to be comfortable during your time fixing.

Hello new here - what I am looking at:Off market deal. Wa state small town1 block from Main Street of small town2 bd 1 bthFenced in back yardNo garageHouse build in early 1900sHas been fixed up. New floors, paint, cab...

You need to then analyze the numbers to see if you can make at least 60 - 80k in profit to be comfortable during your time fixing.

You need to then analyze the numbers to see if you can make at least 60 - 80k in profit to be comfortable during your time fixing.

I have thought about investing in more outskirt areas. Does anyone use a population/demographic formula in deciding what those numbers need to be to weigh in on ability to attract quality tenants?My concern is if the ...

I've seen PCB HOA's in the $750+/mo range which has generally made it a deal breaker when I've analyzed deals here.

I went pro about a month ago an I have used the analyzing tools for a lot of deals.I bought my first home on December and now I am about to buy a investment property to start building my rental portfolio.

There's all this talk about 'analyzing deals', 'running the numbers', but where exactly do I find these numbers?

When I go into one of my next learning phases which is Driving For Dollars, then I would imagine that I’d analyze no where close to South Jersey!

I analyze at 8% vacancy or 1 turnover per year. 5% vacancy is your tenants staying an average of 20 months between turnover.