They also don't limit themselves to NH but work in MA also.

I thought the Cashflow ROI (amount of net cash flow generated as a percentage of purchase price) would be a more appropriate measure.

Have just a couple items/questions (really there are sooo many, will limit to two) to sum things up: -Got my "Sacramento" key word dialed in!

My main concern and the catch is that the market for such a business is limited.

This could potentially limit your buying pool when you go to sell the property, if it's not FHA approved.)If you want to know about cash flow, find units renting in the same or nearby projects and work backwards with the financing or funds you are using and the HOA fee.

The metric would be a measurement of cash flow.

I am a small investor with limited business structure to date.

Only have had it up a month or so and my PPC is limited to within 10 miles of my house.I've studied SEO, but haven't done much on my site.

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Finding comps isn't necessarily hard, but you begin to get vastly different numbers for houses that are pretty similar.Given that I am new to this and want to minimize my risk exposure on my first rehab deal, my first intuition is to just focus my search in the zip codes I can easily comp out and I know will limit my risk of basing my decision on bad data.