I just calculated the cap rate for a property I'm going to develop within the next year: 20% Here are the numbers:$40,000 to build$30,000 for the land2 UnitsAnnual Gross Income: $24,000NOI: $14,000 (conservative estimate as expenses will be low, as property will be brand new)DCR: NA (all cash, no loan)Cash on Cash ROI: 200%+These numbers seem unrealistically fantastic.

If you plan to cash purchase, there are plenty of resources online if you surf the web.

Here is a link to the state's web site with instructions related to the eviction process and completing the forms.

Mobile web shows a little differently than the desktop version 

I just calculated the cap rate for a property I'm going to develop within the next year: 20%Here are the numbers:$40,000 to build$30,000 for the land2 UnitsAnnual Gross Income: $24,000NOI: $14,000 (conservative estimate as expenses will be low, as property will be brand new)DCR: NA (all cash, no loan)Cash on Cash ROI: 200%+These numbers seem unrealistically fantastic.

Also, during my 16 years at NASA and doing web development on the side, I've become pretty proficient at data mining and data analysis/modeling.

If you advertise "COME HERE TO SAVE ON BROKER FEES" of course your data will show that people who show up on your web-doorstep want to save on broker fees...

@Paul Hofius if you want to go the online route I would recoomment Career Web School.

They don't want the option fee and in my experience typically have wanted N/A in both blanks on P23 of the TREC contract.   

Good morning @Laura Da Silva!