As the investor, you should have your own model for analyzing deals, with your own assumptions about rent growth, appreciation, operating costs, etc.

All, I'm looking into out of state turnkeys as a way to get started into rental properties. There seems to be no shortage of deals. I want to make sure the property I'm closing on cash flows and appreciates. What data...

Looking for anything from, but not limiting to, the basics of investing, rehabbing, financing, commercial real estate, multi family real estate, being a real estate agent, finding/analyzing deals, raising money, financial independence, etc...I know I'm not the only reader on these forums.

Looking for anything from, but not limiting to, the basics of investing, rehabbing, financing, commercial real estate, multi family real estate, being a real estate agent, finding/analyzing deals, raising money, financial independence, etc...I know I'm not the only reader on these forums.

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But..analyzing this property, it could net $400-$500 cash flow per month; plus the Tiny Home trend has done well in Austin, and I don't want to miss the San Antonio wave.   

Now we're analyzing some much bigger deals and hopefully can get something under contract sooner than later!

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I also suggest you get current with the mortgage industry when analyzing deals. #1 rule can you qualify for a loan. 

Biggerpockets also has a calculator you can use to analyze deals and I highly recommend you start this as soon as possible, even if you are not ready to buy.