I plan to get a mortgage after 6-12 months, so my analysis will include those figures: Purchase: $87,000Reno: $30,000Initial Investment incl. closing costs: $120,000 ARV based on comps: $200,000Flip income: $40-50k (Reno would be nicer if I flip it, so rehab would go from $30k to$40-50) Annual figures: Gross Rent: $24,000 ($1,100 up unit / $900 down unit)Vacancy (8%): $2000Gross Income: $22,000 Taxes: $6,000Insurance: $1,200Repairs: $500 (fully rehabbed property)Realtors fee (for tenant placement): $2,000Total Expenses: $9,700 NOI: $12,300 Mortgage: $7,423 Annual Cash Flow: $4,877Cash ROI: 4.0%Total ROI: 5.9% I could improve cash flow by $2,000 by placing tenants myself.

I had my exit strategy and rent analysis done.

This is our deal analysis meeting.

With the view they are going to have a different cost/benefit analysis. 

@Bhavna Chopra   Check out mortgage-investments,com   Under resources they have a good 10 year analysis for income property. 

The ACCRA Cost of Living Index, an analysis by the Council for Community and Economic Research, found that Manhattan by far had the highest cost of living in the U.S., with a cost that’s more than twice the national average.

Leave the subjective for damages you pursue above the SD.Settling at the SD or going for all damages is a cost-benefit analysis that varies by jurisdiction.Were they there just for one two-year period?

Thanks for the analysis we will surely have to keep that in mind.

7-Plex Analysis. 

I am not afraid to work, and I am real good with numbers but just seem to be stuck perhaps in analysis-paralysis.