Build it on excel is the best bet... you can adjust it for use in the future

I hope that I can receive an answer or some other feedback  soon.Jeremy K

David,1) You (and any other "disqualified person") are not allowed to use property owned by your retirement account or receive any other benefit from the investment owned by your 401k.

An excellent way to learn about real estate is buying and selling undeveloped land.

As I said, I can go pretty far with some massively complex spreadsheets but I'm still fundamentally uncertain of the soundness of some of my analysis, and within the context of Excel it's pretty hard to do across a range of inputs.

I just took my brokers through them and they are excellent. 

It's a large 10 bedroom duplex, cash flows are excellent and ROI is excellent as well.My Plan:  Currently I am taking time off work to get my MBA.  

Almost all life companies will lock the interest rate when the application is signed and a refundable good faith deposit is received from the borrower.

After you factor in maintenance, than might drop to $0, with the tenant only paying off your mortgage as a return.Keep reading the blogs and forums on BP and you'll see a lot of references to the 1% rule, which means the rent received each month should be at least 1% of the purchase price of the home. 

You receive lots of material and training with that too.