I only found this out after the subletters wired me $705 to pay the necessary expenses (65$ internet, and 40$ energy in addition, not specified in the agreement).

BP has deal analyzers, there are many on the internet and you can create your own.  

I use a pretty standard spreadsheet and include PITI, HOA fees, 3% for repairs, 5% vacancy, cable internet, water/trash, electric, etc.I'm happy to discuss condos in Denver more if you're interested.

I am only a server at the moment so my income is on the lower end but it will be almost doubling by March of next year which will put a boost on my savings. 

I specifically went Laptop to assist in evaluating properties non-local to me.My requirements were:access to send/recv emailaccess to send/recv faxesobvious need for an Internet connectionand I wanted all my documents available (today the Cloud fills this need)I disdain attempting to write documents on a mobile device of any description - - imo, it's just not practical - - yeah I know there's the virtual KB, but being a touch typist myself, mobile devices are only fit for pick-n-poke at best.There are TWO tricky issues for email and faxing. 

Only learn from the internet if it is specific to your industry: rental or flip or both.

The privilege comes about because of the Fair Housing laws, not because of the attorney client privilege.The most frequent reasons for Fair Housing complaints can be found on the Internet.

I might have spent a lot of time on the internet looking for deals but I saved $$$.

home criteria: SFH/duplex or small apartment building 3-5 units, 80-120K, 25K or less for rehabs.marketing plan; I have found it hard to get concrete information from internet searches re deals. used Zillow, trulia, cragis list, researched on county records, etc. 

Do not put on the internet how much insurance you have.Lawyers will take a case based on how much insurance you have.