1) Josh has some media background in his past and seems to still have some connections.2) They're positioned their podcast format in a far more educational format so they have a very good idea on how to frame their content to deliver real value.3) They have access to one of the largest pools of investors and models of anybody else on the planet.Its interesting that so many investors on here complain about the existing shows.

Suggested timelines would be great too.The items could be obvious, or a small detail that some forget.  

However, a few expense items are missing or underestimated:Vacancy: I suggest an amount equal to 1 month's rent per year [$1300].Repairs and Maintenance and CapEx: For a $90K house (and without knowing the age of the house or it's major systems), I'd propose more like 1 month's rent to be safe [$1300].Management: Even if you plan to do this yourself, there is going to be a cost in time and money to address late payments, handle repairs, renew leases, etc.

I think if the above 2 items is yes it cash flows, and the bulding is in a stable and/or rising area, go for it.mike.

That doesn't even address the issue of market appreciation of the properties in question, or the expected turnover rates for each, or a host of other issues.You'll have to do an analytical review of the pros and cons based on your values in addition to the items which you can actually quantify, and then base your decision on that.Good Luck!

Also, is there ANYTHING I'm missing in line items on this sheet?  

They are also good areas for the owner finance model.  

I've seen prepaid items such as taxes and interest rolled into loan on initial good faith estimates (about 4K) for refinance.

(A bucket list item...) and now at Cuyahoga Valley National Park here in Ohio.  

It's just that a 10,000-20,000 item list from the county is so intimidating when I only want to mail to the 500-1000 best prospects to benefit from my investing strategy.