If I were to do an in-depth evaluation, my expenses would be 10% for maintenance ($85), 10% for CapEx ($85), 8% vacancy ($68), $600 annual insurance ($50 monthly), $1250 taxes ($104 monthly).

I am amazed at the depth of resources that BP offers! 

From the podcasts to the blogs to the articles and the forums, there is in-depth information on every aspect of real estate investing.Also, since you're coming back in the game, consider going to a local real estate investment club to network with other real estate investors and professionals. 

But I know this sight will provide more in depth insight and experiences that will be invaluable.Im looking at having $20-$30K very soon as possible capital to get started, but that will be a different post as I just wanted to use this post as an introduction.  

After doing a more depth analysis of what's currently renting in MWC..

I am in contract on my first flip and would like to get more in depth with tax strategy or a possible 1031. 

REI, like more things in life, is not complicated but it is nuanced and requires in-depth knowledge.

REI, like more things in life, is not complicated but it is nuanced and requires in-depth knowledge.

If you are able to provide a more in-depth breakdown of the numbers, I would be happy to look at them as a second opinion.

I'm getting a stackable washer/dryer for my unit and the laundry closet is quite small with a depth of 28 inches for the dryer.