They are pretty accurate, but not 100%

Hi everyone,I wanted to know if anyone could point me in the correct direction when it comes to finding tax lien and code violation houses within my county?  Is there a specific avenue that is used or is it different ...

Are you using the rental property calculator or since it's a house hack are you more focused with getting an accurate mortgage estimate and making sure that the rent covers it?

That's not accurate, although it may be in your location.

Although we have had a rental property in the past, by accident (needed to sell before we moved, couldn't so we rented it out), fast forward 10 years, we sold it (bad move on our part now that we have all this new knowledge on real estate investing), anyway, so we are trying to gather information as to how to set up our "business".

Specifically, I would like to know: 1) is my assessment of the code accurate; 2) should I replace and hardwire the smoke alarms; 3) am I required to disclose code violations to the renewing (or existing) tenants; and 4) can you recommend someone to do the work?

Found a 20 unit Apartment, Realtor sent me one set of numbers and the owner sent me different set of numbers.I ran both through the Calculators: https://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investme...and neither numbers matched anything provided, sadly I will be passing on the deal this week unless I can get true and accurate numbers.Make sure you do your due diligence and check your numbers.

Like others mentioned those are very very good returns and I would do some of your own due diligence to make sure everything they are telling you is accurate.

well for starters make sure you have a accurate ARV.

California is very renter friendly so you have a fight in front of you but 45-75k relocation is in my opinion not accurate.