I would bet you could get a heck of a lot more accurate if you actually used the numbers off those.i.e.

If the numbers are accurate, looks like a solid analysis and your MPP looks right.

And running comps for such a situation is MUCH easier than accurately predicting expenses, vacancy, maintenance, etc on a multi.

It seems like florida is hot for rentals more than flips right now, is this accurate?

Me too, I only hope they are somewhat accurate :wink: If most people carried, a punk would be far less likely to hold up a 7-11 if he knew the chance of someone behind him with a red dot on the back of his head was pretty good.

He could print both posts and get accurate, legal advice, not just innuendos from NON licensees.I've posted previously on BP how my entities are exemt.

Hi you said in a previous post of mine what to tell a realtor to get an accurate ARV.This was a reply by one of the realtors.This was her 1st reply.Hi Robert, Thanks for the offer, but I don't think I'm the realtor for you.

I spent hours researching and had numerous contractors appraise the repairs to come up with an accurate rehab cost. 

The biggest issue with investing in SFHs, aside from a adjustment in the market stealing your equity, is that very few SFH investors accurately estimate expenses.

@John Roesler I would like to add some clarity to this situation as you are not accurately describing our business model.