@Bill E. - the calculator is at www.pathwayinvestments.net/tools.

That includes both the lost rent until they're filled, plus the costs (advertising, promotions, special rent deals or reduced deposits) of filling them.So, you need to figure out those costs and add them to the purchase price.

But lets back up for a second and look at the story promoters often tell newbies in order to sell a crummy deal.You buy a rental.

There are example application that can be found online or I could even e-mail mine to you.The second method that is very helpful is to ask the potential tenant on the spot (after filling out the application) to see their current residence.

Please refrain from promoting your own product or your post will be removed.

DPA as discussed here is not a misrepresentation when the lender’s guidelines clearly state (in fact they promote the fact) that they do not consider the source or seasoning of down payment funds.

This was on E-Pay and a private site both,,no others did I find.

You could also just call that attorney right after the sale, as that info is public anyway.One of the main reasons I want to go out with my R E Agent is because South Florida is inundated with inventory... and MUCH more to come.

Check out my e-books, Brad.

Hey e. jacobs, I'm a complete newby an since no one answered your question i figured i'd give my opinion.