So far, I've really learned a lot about the many facets of deal analysis and in particular, the components within the Bigger Pockets calculators that I can safely assume on...

Howdy @Colleen FiumaraI have the property inspected during due diligence to determine the age and current condition of all major components and appliances.  

The main component in a CFD is the forfeiture clause which states what happens if the borrower/buyer fails to make timely payments. 

I have a wonderful day job here in the city, but view real estate as a key component for generating long-lasting wealth and greater stability during retirement.

They find a total average return of 9% for the period they looked at (1986 to 2014), and conclude:"Each component contributes approximately equally to the aggregate U.S. portfolio of housing returns, so excluding one component excludes half of total returns on average," There is also a helpful graph comparing the breakdown between the two factors in the 30 largest metro areas. 

Moreover, in the software community, "hacking" is not black hat activity at all; it's simply the job of putting software components together to build something useful. 

You need to know what the current condition and life expectancy of all major components and appliances are.  

And frankly, all potential benefits need to be considered in the context of your overall financials situation - i.e. one on one consultation.As to the 100% bonus depreciation mentioned by @Yonah Weiss - it only applies to some components (5-/7-/15- yr property) and not to the structural improvements (27.5-yr property).

On the PCR it says plumbing is damaged and sites a missing component the house will be insured escrow of 600.

To sum it up, it’s all about the relationship, and two key components to a successful relationship is reliability and trust....