You should be able to figure that out analyzing just one...the deal you are looking to potentially buy.2 - CoCReturn tells you how much cash you recover of the total cash you spent on a deal within the first year of ownership.3 - You need to learn Geometry and Algebra first, of the calculators won't do you any good.

Google Ray Kroc, I’ll bet you’ll find his strategy is the reason why McDonalds is an international brand worth billions...

Hi Flavia, Research the local market trends, economic indicators, job growth, and development plans in the area to gauge its long-term potential.

Not just for stakes but you want to make sure no neighbors or utility companies have recorded easements near your property that could potentially impact the placement of the fence. 

Most new construction ADU projects will need a panel upgrade, potentially a conduit upgrade and right of way work depending on your utility setup.

I have investigated several out of state markets and have not found anything that I like better than what I am investing in now when comparing overall income, expenses, and the potential for appreciation.

While risks are inevitable, it's crucial to become comfortable with them by continuing to educate yourself on potential challenges.

George - I think that the owners most likely to seller finance a portion of the sale are those that have owned their property for a LONG time (potentially looking for residual income) and owners than own their property either "free and clear" (without a mortgage/debt) as they have more flexibility.

I am looking for vendors you use for your direct mail (postcards) to potential acquisitions.

Posting on FB groups can lead to potential prospects.