But I have seen some >1% on paper deals listed on the MLS for MSP area.

I look poor on paper, so how do I purchase if I keep taking tax deduction?

Typically the walls are made of 3/8 drywall with a wallpaper type finish instead of the standard paper finish of drywall.  

If it is cashflow, the low property taxes in inner city Philly looks amazing on paper for your cashflow, but without the proper property management systems, that can result in chaos.

A year down the road, in the eyes of a lender you may be more attractive to get that DSCR because you have a history on paper of managing a rentals and could count use even other more convential loans (lower down payment) and count the properties potential income even tho it's not DSCR loan.

Sure, the return looks lower on paper, but buy and holders have to think about five and ten years into the future.

However with one test of a "FSBO" advertisement in the local paper or craigslist you will find your buyer demand and what they will pay for a 2 and 3 bedroom in your area.

One investor here in Dallas tried to strong arm an MHP owner into buying a home he had under contract with the seller who was in the park but when the MHP owner threw his papers down that it is in the park and owner agreement that the owner of the park has the first right to buy.

Or just an offer on paper?

Newbie here looking to get my real estate goals (long and short term) on paper and wondered if anyone had a goal template and spreadsheet to help with this?