In the BP task bar click on "Tools" then use the rental property calculator.Best Luck!

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For most folks its about the best thing they can do.. vis a vi leverage and bar to entry.. all you need  is a few downpayment dollars and decent credit.. and a willingness to buy property..

I'm a newbie to the REI scene.  

I found it easy, but I also took (and passed) the NJ and PA bar exams a month before I took the licensing exam so I was already in study and testing mode.  

Barring a dramatic spike in homelessness or the overall economy (not just real estate) tanking; wouldn't you have to think that there will be either an increasing demand for rentals or an increasing demand for ownership, or perhaps even both?

My estimates are produced on professional software, not the back of the bar napkin.

I just want to raise the bar so slum lords can't exist anymore.