Thank you for replying Kenneth,I've read the Estimating Rehab Costs book but it is more of a rule of thumb in the way it is written.

Thanks for the replies!

So after reading both your replies, tell me if I have this correct. 

https://capitanwhomebuyers.blogspot.com/If you have any tips for someone starting out in the biz & cold calling please reply!

In Fact, I submitted an application in which LendingOne rep replied within an hour.

Thanks so much for the replies, @Frank Wong @Joy Sandford @Jake Stuttgen! 

I think I will.  I

Thanks for the replies! 

@Alpesh Parmar Thanks for taking time to reply.

I am an experienced ICC Building Inspector and sometimes have to make a trip to the property to determine repair causes when its not clear or tenant photos won't do, but that extra trip and skill set has saved my owners thousands over the years.Just a few points - but take a good look at your leases - there may be significant "bucket holes" in your cash flow depending on how they are drafted.Finally, Steve Rozenberg from TX made some excellent points in his reply about running investments like a business and the 5 ways you can be making financial progress even if cash flow is not falling directly into your pockets each month (but I would want that to be the case) - if at least several of these 5 facets are not true for you, you may want to think about selling - but I would first improve things so your property performance looks better to diligent buyers.