If someone can send them to me at [email protected] that will be much appreciated.

Red Flags...

Did they get the deal under contract for the right price so there is still 'meat on the bone' for the end buyer?

The answer to your original question of books/forums vs. hands on experience is a red herring.

I guess there won't be a signed book for me (at least not today).

Being a landlord was a strange possibility for me at one time, so was executing a land contract in a sub2 fashion until it happened.

LOLI've been drinking some red wine but let me reread this...you will pay me $500 for every one that you can't find?

it's obvious this tenant is using it now as a red herring to excuse early exit.

However, there are some things we look for as red flags on a bad borrower.Namely, judgements, tax liens, and or consecutive mortgage lates.

So, I have decided to put a post up and share a permanent link for the spreadsheet.Here's a quick rundown of what it does.Calculates mortgage payment.Calculates down payment (assumed 25%, but can be adjusted)Calculates taxes, insurance, property management fees, misc. fees, etc.It also will take into account maintenance, estimated revenue increases, advertising, utilities, total cash outlays, etc.etc.At the bottom of the spreadsheet in red is your total net profit or loss.