I figure if I dont factor in cashflow for right now, the numbers work, and I assume rent increases by the time I plan to rent it will give me my desired cashflow.Please just help remind me what steps to take and what not to forget...

Yeah, I always factor AC/heater, foundations, or roof repairs separate from the rest of the costs, as they completely change the game.

Morning guys,I have a question to all my fellow BP members.

*Can anyone provide some solid, successfully traditional mathmatical formulas & some key strategic factors when analyzing first time multi-family properties?

OK - here we go...Was an assisted living facility (my great aunt died there last year :(The corporation had it listed for $249k - trying to sell it as an assisted living facility shell.Reduced the listing price to $149k.I offer $139k this morning.

Good morning Josh, I made sure to set alarm for 7 AM PST to sign up for your special bootcamps seminar, but cant find the forms to register.

It really depends on hundreds of factors.

These are the key factors you need to be sucessful in the model you propose.In addition, simultaneous closings (where you use your end buyer's funds to close your purchase transaction - using buyer C to close the A-B transaction) are very difficult at best these days due to the many law changes and the title companies not insuring the transactions or willing to perform such transaction.

I dont have a strong understanding on "delinquent condo fees" and how that plays a factor in investing in a condo.

Friday morning the capenter and I stopped by to give it a second look.