I have a few  properties I need estimates on. 

I have a rental property in mind, and I'm trying to acquire said property with little to no money down; please see details below.Angler's CoveMarco Island, FL$234,000 (average price)What would be the best strategy and which to use to acquire this property with little to no money down?

@Jaysen Medhurst yes, i bumped in to a local developer investor who just bought a multi fam was able to do an estimate of his returns with just plugging in number from the lot size etc.

Their "estimates" of value are unreliable, but you can see sold properties and that's what you need to use.

One other thing to consider doing is detailing your minimum screening requirements for someone who inquires before you get to the point where you are showing the apartment.

I have not had a chance to see the house in person yet so these details are not set in stone.

I’ve also detailed how I do BRRRR projects in KC if you look though my old posts.

See below for pro-forma returns300,000 12 lots average sales price of 25,000-175,000 payoff of principle125,000 after principle payoff-10,000 Less expenses115,000 Balance of net proceeds57,500 net proceeds (lot sales)split 50/5017,500 175,000 @10% for 12 months75,000 projected Investor proceedsThis is an estimated cash on cash return is 43% Where would you begin in evaluating this deal?

What we have done is get a mortgage based on purchase amount plus contractor repair cost estimates.

I will try to be brief with the many confusing details and factors that are making a decision difficult for us.The house is a SFH near Seattle.