The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.I hope this basic guide helps.

My personal formula for critical mass is: My lifestyle overhead (variable for everyone) + 1 SFH deal per month = Critical MassThis basically means, if I can cover all my expenses and planned expenses in life & have the OPTION to buy 1 SFH home per month, I would consider that critical mass for myself.What is your personal formula?

I added 3% which is on the low end.Management - I will be managing this property myselfThe property taxes were calculated by taking the (2017 county assessment * .95 tax rate) = 1186.00Is the below cash-flow and cash on cash ROI good, great, bad or ugly? 

So basically there's a 50/50 chance that the price today that seems expensive may actually seem cheap after the next recession. 

Your 401k basically becomes the bank.

That's why I started the discussion in 'Goals, Business Plans & Entities' thinking it would just be a general area for entity questions.I am fairly new on BiggerPockets, but I can see why you assumed that when this website is basically just for anything real estate related.Nonetheless, really useful informationThanks,Anthony

Looking for everything from basic framing to electrical to finish carpentry. 

Basically looking for properties to BRRR. https://www.redfin.com/TX/Houston/5503-Elm-Tree-Dr...https://www.redfin.com/TX/Houston/4227-S-Acres-Dr-...The two links above are two properties that are similar to many properties i see often. 

Your agent should have been able to get this information for you, but it's pretty basic:1.

Basically I am a newbie, have a good understanding of real estate but have never made a deal.