For these reasons I calculate general capex, opex, and turnovers as 3 separate buckets in my spreadsheets.I agree that the NAA surveys are a goldmine for this.

Found it from a wholesaler friend of mine.

This was a friend of mine who got married and had to sell two houses to buy one new one.

This was a friend of mine who got married and had to sell two houses to buy one new one.

That means that he's doing his job.The best course of action is for him to have the same conversation with his seller that I have with mine. 

I base mine on $1000 per month rentals.

The CES is the gold standard when it comes to analyzing the job growth of a market.

In HK, down payment is at least $10000 USD and even i had and bought it by using loan, its difficult to make a positive cash flow. i found myself really hard to start my path in HK though i am still a 20 years university student.Also, another concern of mine is that the real estate as i mentioned is too high, what if there had another financial tsunami and it would make me totally bankrupt?

It was some years ago, the ARV of the properties were $325K at the time for both, I paid $208K for mine, he paid $225K for his thinking it was a good deal.

The LLC is solely mine.