Cleaning and Management company, Taxes, Insurance, Maintenance, repairs and replacements (hot water heater, destroyed couch), Advertising (VRBO, AIRBNB), Supplies, Utilities (Cable, Elec and gas), If you live far away, the expense on travel, meals etc when you ck on the property, Mort and Interest?

Here is a summary of the property:- Located in central CT (in Bristol, CT) - B-/C area (blue collar, but nice area)- 20 unit building- Asking $985K- Building is brick built in 1928- Gas heat (paid by tenant) / All other utilities paid by owner- Rents are under market given as-is conditionsBelow is a snap shot of the pro-forma given a rent increase to marketAny constructive feedback would be greatly appreciated as I start down my BP journey!

@Lyca Shan ,  This is also good to hear, as I am trying to decide the validity of these businesses, and their real world possibility of a successful & profitable outcomes.  

They lighted rooms with gas lamps during the Victorian period.

My husband and I are looking to get into fix and flipping this year, once we move up to Orlando, Fl from Miami, Fl.  We will have 100k in cash to invest in our first project for purchase and repair costs.  My husband ...

@Adam Middaugh thanks for the advice I will definitely check that out@David G as of right now just using word of mouth of people I know, an considering using prospectnow.com

While there is case law out there to question the validity of these transfers, the County still operates in this way, and it can complicate the foreclosure of right to redeem as well as the subsequent quiet title action.

$370k here would warrant a french door-style fridge for sure, and likely a gas range of some kind.

The question becomes, if the "instructor" is a real life investor now or in the recent past and IF they are giving valid, pertinent, relevant, and accurate information without the BS fluff and hype.These gurus that buy the name of Kiosaki for example, they use all the fluff and puff to swindle people out of their money and most could not tell the difference between an attached garage and a bonus room.So my definition would be the following: Guru - a person or company providing or pretending to provide RE information at a high price.

valid only for purchases made on the dollar menu at McDonalds.