Do I receive video of my pre and post make ready?

@Joe VilleneuveAfter watching some videos, you guys are right.

First of all I want to say the podcasts and you tube videos have brought me here and I can't wait to become part of this community! 

Hello,When i was watching the analysis video on the BP Youtube channel i was wondering how they did calculate the Pro Forma Cap Rate.As far i know it is calculate like this:Pro Forma Capa Rate = ((Monthly Income - Total Operating Expenses)*12)/After Repair ValuePurchase Cap Rate = ((Monthly Income - Total Operating Expenses)*12)/Purchase PriceIn the BiggerPockets video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Then both families started sending me videos documenting what the other family was doing to them (like videos of yelling, throwing profanities, banging doors, etc).

After you do that, I would recommend having your agent walk it, shoot a video and send it to you. 

Brandon Turner has a great video about LLC or not; you will find it on YouTube.

Every milestone reached gives you clarity of your progress.When discouraged, find external motivation through motivational videos on YouTube, conversations with mentors or interactions with similarly-minded individuals.

I did REI because I want to sit at home and play video games and sleep why everyone esle works to pay me rent.

A - this is where you and I want to live (lowest crime, best schools); appreciation is very good (generally highest) and cashflow is either negative or very little; ideal for fix n flips if you find that "sore thumb"; best for new buildsB - low crime, good schools; with some appreciation and positive cashflow; lots of homes are owned by first time home buyers in addition to renters with stable jobs/ good incomes; good for fix n flips as wellC - some crime, OK schools; little appreciation and very good cashflow; renters with OK incomes; ideal for buy-and-hold specially if area is changing or becoming a B area; you can get very good ROI even for turnkey properties if you're in this areaD - high crime, bad schools; no appreciation and very high cashflow; mostly subsidized housing; to succeed with this, you got to be a "hands on" landlord and literally live close by; lots of boarded up houses (one boarded up per block)F - this is where the most violent crimes are committed; negative appreciation and the highest cashflow; every other house is boarded up; you either get shot or get stabbed so be careful so wear a bullet proof vest:) PMs don't even want to be in these areas