Our system of transferring title/ownership may seem complex since it is substantially similar to that of the UK system of unregistered conveyancing.We do have some areas of the island (for example Christ Christ and St Philip) which have been transferred to a registered system of conveyancing and it is the Government’s objective that the entire country becomes registered in the future.

Nikola TeslaRethink your investment objectives, consider hydration as simply the key to your health and well being.

I guess there is no such thing as objective truth anymore. 

--That's why I use statistic modelling so I can be more objective and not relying to people opinion.

The wholesaler’s objective is to sell the property for a higher price than the contract stipulates.

I am trying to be objective.

They are cheap but can be a pain if needed in quantity fast.  

Get feedback.32Marketing Something you probably already know.33Social MediaSomething you probably already know.34Insurance:Leave to you for local knowledge35Business36RentersSundry:Leave to you for local knowledgeProperty taxesLegal systemThis is an example, for discussion only.Adjust to local estimatesGreen change or fill in.Combination PL/Cash flowIntentionally leaving out Depreciation and TaxesAnnualNotes:Revenue: Gross$354,240@ 90%, after rent up period Late fees$0as needed$354,240Electricity$2,400Water$400Sewer$300Grass$1,000snow removalas neededmanageras needed, I do self service by phone; do you pay yourself.maintenance$3,000Insurance$3,000Property/LiabilityProperty Tax$25,000use localLoan P/I$120,000Get your bank to do 20 year amort, adjust based on how much equity you have to put in 10%/15/25/40/etc.Depreciationleft blank for Cash analysis Cash out$155,100Pre tax$199,140Tax$59,742as needed, adjust Loan P/I for Depreciation expenseNet cash$139,398Payback:Total Cost:$2,170,933Less Equity infusion:$217,09310/15/25/40% Net loan position$1,953,839Annual cash flow$139,398Payback years:14.0Financial Objectives:Change calc/terminology etc to your objectives.

First conduct a fairly brief walk through, looking closely for any signs of water leaks at ceilings in every room and closet, baseboards, around windows, under all sinks, and if accessible under tubs and toilets; check easily accessible windows for overall condition; noting any electrical or tripping hazards and other safety issues,taking photos if tenant does not object.

It's ultimately going to come down to those two objects.