You could walk, and the only thing you would suffer is damaged credit scores.

As you know, I'm retired, so my time is my own...running two 4's and a single is a walk in the park...Most months there is absolutely nothing to do but go to the bank to make deposits. ;-)Plus, no one watches over, and cares for, your possessions like you... 

So, I had to hold their hands and walk them through step-by-step while trying my best to not have to make the hour drive from Orlando to Lakeland everytime they needed something.$1500 wholesale profit!

As my coworkers shake their heads and walk saying, "he just got lucky!

Understand your approach, but at the end of the day (assuming we're discussing analysis in support of a BUY vs WALK decision), in my opinion, IRR(Internal Rate of Return) is too academic and the NPV(Net Present Value) has factors one can adjust.We see lots of newbies just learning to calc cash/cash & cap rates and these are sufficient to make the go/no decision, using the K.I.S.S principle.Attempting to add IRR & NPV to the learning curve is not a requirement - - for you, it's another confirmation you're on the right track.

So for example lets take the walk in refrigerator.  

You can walk to the beach from the property, and it has ocean views.Let me know if I can provide any advice.

I'm a photographer, graphic artist and I have a pretty snazzy little video rig that would work great for creating video walk throughs of properties.

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