Properties with higher Net Operating Income are worth more than those with lower NOI.Can you put more down and it make money then?

Look on loopnet or wherever else and see what prices people are selling for against what type of net operating income.

Naturally, many have understated operating expenses and overstated cash flow.

or a script to give to your live operator to collect certain information?

A little bit about me:I currently work full time in the operations accounting department of a large pension fund.

Its not even fully operational yet.Basically its has to do with Sports and Music.

But I still need to get lump sums of cash coming in to cover operating expenses, repair costs, overhead etc.. and the best way to get these lump sums is through quick flips, assignments, back to back closings etc...

In the United States, operating expenses typically run about 45% to 50% of the gross rents.

There are ways to use IRA money to set up an operating business (vs. an investment business.)

Cash flow estimates are based on a 20% down (12k principal and 48k load) 30 year loan at 7.5%.