I would start with cap rate and want a premium since it is a condo.

You can edit the content in your post, but not the title.

Go to Communication --> Public Site --> then on your public site click the edit Home page link --> then in the pop up page you should see a check box that says "Show link to manager, vendor, and/or Owner sign in"You will have to create a new rental owner or give an existing owner the proper website permissions as well.

The grey areas are the only areas that you need to fill out, everything else will update automatically. edit: it will let you compare 3 houses at once, just copy and paste to add more.

Or it’s a $25,000 property and you want put $1000 into the rehab (because you saw that on an infomercial and paid for the limited edition manual which came with the free $499 solar powered calculator) and then want me to tell you that it will sell for $95,000.

If you still want to move forward, the most practical advice we studied was a book called "Managing Rental Properties for Maximum Profit" by Gerald Perry... my edition is 2000, I'm sure it's out of date but just a wonderfully practical tome on the nuts and bolts.

EDIT: after some further research, it appears as though this is incorrect.

Here you go @Shawn Ironmongerhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-SeVvpM7tGIYjAzeGlNWEYzZzQ/edit?

Make sure you factor in the buyers premium!

I have a vast knowledge within the insurance industry, as I was in claims for many years; worked in regulatory compliance, and even managed in collections of premium audits in a Finance division, so I pretty much have a 360 degree viewpoint of the insurance industry.