Follow the link suggested and otherwise just read the posts on the forum.ARV, repair costs, holding costs, possible selling costs are all factors.MikeOH has a model.

It is highly unlikely you are going to find a large commercial investment where financing is going to fit your budget.Although, with the right income model, larger investments are done based on the likely income for the investment.As an example, if you bought a 20 apartment complex with good leases in an appreciating market, you might be in a better position.

If you are only looking for the interest income the model is a bit simpler.Most TLCs that are worth holding are going to get paid off so rarely will you ever get a property for pennies.The IRS lien is not senior.

Rarely is it a model for success.If you are going to focus on vacation rentals in Tahoe then you need to focus on them as a business.

Over-reachingSwinging for the bleachers in high-risk, home-run-type deals that require more capital or expertise than you have is a sure recipe for disappointment, frustration, and can end in disaster.

Hi I model a disease called Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.

I heard that this law is a model for other states, but can't actually find a copy of the law mentioned in a few articles.

Are there any sample agreements available that I can use as a model?

Your associates should have an expertise in the area of what you need.

I like this approach and wondered if anyone else used this same model and what experiences they have had.Thanks.