If that all checks out, they will receive a reply from me. 

To evaluate the rental property I've used the excel spreadsheet found here in the MMM forums: https://forum.mrmoneymustache.com/real-estate-and-...Here is some pictures of the properties exterior: Front Door: Rear Door:Side View NorthSide View South:We're modelling the exterior renovations off of this picture.

Hello, I've found a few different excel models for analyzing apartment building deals but they are from about 6 years ago. 

But if they have good, steady income and good Landlord references, they may be excellent renters that will stay put for a long time because they can't qualify to buy.There's nothing wrong with taking "risky" tenants as long as you mitigate the risk and have solid processes in place for when they fail.

Recently, I've received an onslaught of BP solicitations. 

A buyer normally is willing to pay a higher interest rate since they may be looking for owner financing due to difficulty qualifying with a institutional lender.I have obtained a much higher interest rate than what I would receive in any bank.I have also used the same process with a buyer by giving him multiple notes with each secured by its own mortgage.

My personal biased opinion is that over the long-term picture of 20-30 years, Denver will be an excellent market to hold real estate in.

He has also performed maintenance on the property without requesting or receiving  compensation.

I never met him but we spoke often throughout the project, I received a fair price for the job and the job was done on time.

Excel Very easy to use and has been around for 20+ years so I don't have to worry about changing in the future.