is that accurate?

Another question I have is how do you guys calculate taxes and insurance to accurately calculate the loan payment?

Again, I’m speaking from the perspective of a different state’s standards, but if all of this is plainly accurate then she seems to me to either be an incompetent, poor, or somewhat “shady” at least, agent and I would try to not do business with her representing me as her client at any point, now or in the future.

Most of the responses are accurate, just get some quotes and shore up your numbers.

And how would you go about obtaining accurate numbers on income and expenses?

I don’t feel DOM from Zillow are accurate.

Does anyone have any recommendations for a company or companies that you have found to have more accurate information over the next company?

Decent tax savings.The numbers are not accurate, just used as an example but I'd love to hear your thoughts on which route you would pursue and why?

he paid just under one million cash for his ranch I sold him in 91.. and I would venture to guess his portfolio back then was worth 30 to 40k million all free and clear and today probably north of 150 million.. so yes I think that's an accurate statement.. plenty of guys like this in the bay area though.. they just don't hang on BP  LOL 

So the taxes are "included" in the 50%.IMO, if you are solely using the 50% rule to determine your cashflow that is not an accurate method.