You are in panic mode and likely only going to dig yourself a much deeper hole. 

In contrast, if you find something in Oakland or Tracy that is getting 1.5%, then you can start to look in deeper and decide if the location/etc. is an area you want to invest in.

As others have pointed out it's about construction costs vs. market prices and you should take that one step deeper and say it's about your construction costs vs. what it costs you to buy.

I look forward to chatting with some of you and diving deeper into the content on BP!

This is a MUCH deeper discount than 10%.

I would probably look a little deeper if I had too but theres more than enough still working in my current areas with no end in sight.

I think it means that you're looking at things much deeper than the average newbie.

Many people on other BP forums have done this transfer without speaking to the lender highlighting limited risk of a call on the loan - my reasoning for creating a separate post was to try to dig deeper into the risk (no matter how small) and try to identify the best way to mitigate it. 

I've already started looking up REIA's in my area and I will definitely take a deeper dive into the bigger pockets site.

I am familiar with a few formulas as well as rules but what are formulas that are associated with a deeper analysis of a rental's potential profit yield, specifically for SFR's??