with many years of dealing with foreclosures and investment properties.They should know everything and everyone else you need to pull this off.You need an excellent contractor with a good eye for spotting damage that can't be ignored or repaired later to go with you to the property.Good luck to you.

@Kate AndreevaIRR may be a better calculation (via Excel) if you are really looking to compare this real estate move versus stocks or other investment opportunities.

Type all of contact info you get into an excel sheet and start building your "team."

Excellent!   

This, of course, is a very insignificant number.So really what I'm looking for is a good company to use that will give great rates for someone with an excellent credit score that would like to put about 20-25% down partially using home equity and will look at projected income of the property that I'm wanting to purchase.

Recommended conferences: Papersource Symposium: https://papersourceseminars.com/ Note Expo: http://noteexpo.com/ Below is a link to my parter Josh Andrew's book which is an excellent starting resource, and an e-book from Dave Van Horn about NPL investing.

I have excellent credit, but I don't see it going any lower than maybe 4.75? 

Hi,Is there a excel sheet with typical labor hours for different home repair stuff e.g If I want to know, how much labor hours will it take for changing a toilet I usually go herehttps://www.homewyse.com/services/cost_to_install_...

$1500 NET income is excellent to be honest, but you’ll soon find out you don’t have $1500 left over.

Makes it very easy to export all your deposits into Excel / accounting software at the end of the year and do your taxes.Personally I have the local bank hold the mortgage too, so when it comes time for another purchase or refi, they already have the rent roll history.