Jacob, Thanks for your detailed explanation, it does appear I was basically using the COCR.

BRRRR Strategy Total Investment $252,500.00 ARV $300,000.00 Cash-out Refi Loan (75% ARV) $225,000.00 Cashout Refi Down Payment $27,500.00 Cash on Cash Return as Rental 9.47% Forced Appreciation Gain $47,500.00 5 Year Appreciation (4%) $64,995.87  If you have questions on the financials or would like more detail, please leave a comment below.

Where there is some additional questions are whether items like health insurance for myself and my wife (the premiums not the actual medical expenses) would be considered part of this overhead (in the past we HAVE NOT put this into the "cost allocated" calculations for Sch E but instead listed them in Sch A.

They are out there in nearly every market.Thank you for this detailed explanation.

The BP app seems really bad..too many things to go into detail.....I avoid it and have to log in each time with chrome...I have better experience  from.laptop than phone..Is it on my end? 

He give me details but was not a high pressure have to sign up now situation.  

Happy to repost all the details I have from them if anyone is interested - or just PM me. 

Made low 7 figures over the years in profits pushing various health products on Facebook Ads, Google Adwords etc. as an affiliate.

You need to be more specific with details. 

Once you have an address of a property that appears to be in distress, you can go to the county assessor to find the owner (even online in some counties) for free (if you don't value your time), or you can use a paid service that will give you all the details right on your phone while you are standing out front, owner or non-owner occupied, value, comps, equity, vacant, even their phone number.