Purple bedsheets for curtains, clothes scattered about the yard, endless visitors on bikes or cars that stay less than 5 minutes or several that just hangout.

@Doug McLeod , yes I ran all the properties through my spreadsheets, they were all +2% properties and fit all my criteria. 

To answer your questions It doesn't matter what kind of software you are coming from they are going to tell you to export your data and fit it in to their google spreadsheet.  

One I keep in my car has the glass break, seat belt cutter, and tip designed to cut clothes.

I know they are not a good fit for wholesale, I just wondering if there is anything else that could be done. 

If you, or someone you know, have anything that fits this criteria, please contact me directly at...Jason StackhouseStack Investments, LLC484-467-6288 (cell)[email protected]

I like a shorter time period, but it has to fit your philosophy.

We are pretty hot on this place, so I'm just wondering about various financing options:A 203k loan would be a good fit, but I currently have an FHA loan, so can't do another one right now.

Hello All,I am new to the BP forums but have been a landlord for about 10-yr (former primary residence turned rental in the East Bay) and need a referrals for very competent Contractors and Handymen to help us with ongoing maintenance and upgrades upon turnover.I have worked/contracted with several Craig's list people over the years but non seem to fit the bill long-term.

You already noted this in your own analysis.Just using these simple rules, you should be able to tell that these numbers are not where we want them.To make this deal work, you will need either a significant discount on the purchase price, or have some way to substantially increase rents (or both).But remember, your goal is not to fudge the numbers to make the deal work, your goal is to find the deal that fits your numbers.