The APR for each class and type varies depending on several factors including risk, discount, etc.Dave Van Horn's podcast below is a great place to start!  

We have all the contracts we need, we have the discounted closing cost, even for double closings and such.

I find that really hard to believe.Other than the % discount they accept.

Now I know what the range should be........I just got another bid for the cabinets & counter tops for 1,309.27 @ a regional discount lumber company, that's 650 lower than Home Depot........Now I'm going to Lowes and see if they can beat the lower price.........

Especially when it comes SFH.I think that banks should pay less attention to personal DTI (Not to say discounted it completely) and concentrate more on the sustainable cash flow of the said property.

For example, on the first sheet you will only enter primary inputs (ie. purchase price, vacancy, discount rate etc).

Terms and conditions as you describe will require the noteholder to take a very, very, very drastic discount.

If you're going for appreciation, the single biggest source of appreciation is buying at a steep discount.

I have done things for my tenants in the past from discounting $25 off the rent , a bottle of wine/liquor, send christmas cards and they have been very appreciative of my gesture.

Brian BurkeAre my assumptions correct in that in order to successfully use the 80% rule you have to:1) Be doing more volume, accept smaller profit margins2) Buy materials in bulk for bigger discounts3) Continuously roll crews to new projects therefore justifying a greater discount in labor4) Find an agent willing to accept less of a cut (< 3%) in order to have the rights to all your listings 5) ???