There is a good chance I'm getting confused by the numbers because it is showing two scenarios and there is a rehab in the middle, but it seems like a lot has to go exactly right with no margin for error in order to get the returns they are talking about. 

Otherwise it's going to be thousands of dollars in Board and MLS/RLS fees, errors and omissions insurance, etc.

Since I am receiving the error below from the BP website that won't allow my post to be published (even though there are no telephone numbers or email addresses in my post), if you are interested in reading the post please CLICK THIS LINK.Hopefully a BP moderator will see this post and help me get the actual post published on this site instead of as an external link.  

Tried the Bigger Pockets "Find a Contractor" portal, but it keeps giving me an error message.

The last sentence clearly states that after including the net rental income in the denominator or loss in the numerator, that the rental property mortgage payments are not also supposed to be included in the numerator as monthly obligations.

I’m a hands on learner and I learn best by trial and error.

Then, there was the foreclosure crisis and the loss of numerous first-time home buyers' properties.

If you are basing any part of your decision to flip a house, with little to no experience, on your dog, you are making a huge error in judgment.

Ive seen it play out poorly over the years being a plumber working in numerous buildings across the state.

Nobody comes to watch the officials, but sometimes they change the outcome of a game due their errors or ineptness.