Would love to help you

Steve,Unless you are cash fluid and have a good chunk of change to continue to buy more properties, I would tell you to pull out some cash.

I would mention both the monthly and yearly revenue to help the investor assess ROI. 

It'll keep you organized and help you maintain meaningful connections with your network.

BP has various tools to help you analyze your deals (rentals, flips, wholesale, etc). : https://www.biggerpockets.com/investment-calculators7.

I am a physician in NYC, a friend asked me to help a single mother with two teenage children who ended up on the streets after being evicted in Houston.

We were married recently, and when we add in our wedding gifts with what we have been saving on our own for years, we feel that we are finally ready to pull the trigger on our first property purchase.We actually live about 90 minutes south of the ski area that we are looking to invest in, but it is an area that I am very familiar with as I have been going there my whole life.

Hope that helps! 

One of the most important and harder parts of my job is helping investors determine what metrics make a good investment for them. 

Hi Mya, Would love to connect, I work with investors, helping them find financing options for their properties. look forward to connecting.