Also, there are tons of home-grown (free, shared) calculators other investors have created if you Google for "Investment Property Calculator".Analyzing The Deals - You, the investor, need to put on your blinders and practice underwriting (running the numbers) before you jump into a competitive offer scenario, or getting too far in front of your skiis with an off-market deal.  

By putting yourself in the position of a flipper or property holder...There is tons of free content available online covering wholesaling, fix and flip, and long-term rentals.

I have a real estate portfolio with good amount of equity (most of the portfolio is free and clear), however my personal DTI ratio is too high and that's stopping me from tapping into it to settle some debts and buy more properties.

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Hi @Marquez Davis :)  I'm not active on here, but am in real life LOL  If you're free tomorrow, there's a monthly meet up in Wilmington at the Riverfront at 6pm - 112 S.

if you have any questions, feel free to reach out or you can always book call meeting with me on my website

The automatic emails or text messages are free and easy to set up and I think it's a good practice to let them know that I will be following up on this and will evict you over it without flat-out saying it.

If it is free, you'll waste a lot of time and money on people that aren't serious. 

On the other hand, my most recent apartment purchase was from a large, well-established REIT that appears healthy, and I have not been very impressed by how they ran their business. yes agreed, definitely not the same thing, just using the equity REIT index as a proxy for american real estate in general.