Also need to crunch the numbers on selling off the items here (solar, some equipment, etc.), get demo estimates for the outbuildings and septic, and determine the feasibility of selling the house quickly vs paying to demo it.

I would definitely need to crunch the numbers and investigate the recent sales in the area to get a better gauge.

Crunching numbers, building up models,... are part of the job.

I'm trying to "crunch the numbers" in regards to the tax repercussions of selling my rental, and doing a 1031.OR, moving back into it for 2 years and realizing the 250k tax break.Trouble is, I bought this as raw land 30 years ago, took 20 years to owner build it.

I am against purchasing every property until after I have crunched the numbers no less than 10 times and that is not a joke.

I know there is also a time crunch and I am a little overwhelmed with how to analyze this deal and have it approved by my lender in time before someone else snatches it up (if I do end up wanting to buy it of course).

Now I need to know more about the market, how to crunch the numbers and find a good property.To give a little backstory, I want to buy a 200k house, and rent it out to my current roommates (there's two of them).

Personally I vote for the 10 year for this fact as I assume you've crunched the numbers and either scenario works for your current need.

Havent crunched the numbers yet in a mortgage calculator.

Use the bigger pockets calculator and crunch the numbers in 10 different markets for a property, something will work.