I will evaluate your site and give you pointers and will do my best to help you out.

I can evaluate some deals for you to see if they fall in the 1% rule.  

I'm evaluating insurance policies and PRoper seems to be the most comprehensive one even though it is more expensive

In the future, you will want to evaluate this before the purchase, because it has a direct effect on how good of an investment the purchase is.  

They must be evaluated separately.

Additionally if everyone is looking at using a piece of property one way, and you can creatively think of ways to use it in another way which enables you to create more value and pay a higher price, then that deal will work for you and not others.For example, if there is a large single family home in your market that is zoned with the ability to divide the large single family home into multiple units, you can create far greater value with that asset as compared to someone who is simply evaluating and offering on that property as a large single family rental and nothing else.

Ok, so I've been looking at getting into this for a while and might take the plunge on one, or really, two houses.  These are two small homes in the Southeast (on two different properties, but a package deal), about 8...

One question I have after watching several deal of the day videos when they are using the rental calculators to evaluate the deal and cash flow and such....why are fixed landlord expenses being shown as power/water/sewer/trash being shown?? 

$775k asking price8 units (6, 2x1 2, 1x1). Fringe neighborhood. Class CBuilt in 1980Laundry on site. Leased W's/D'sTotal monthly rent $6800.Expenses?Desert landscape...no landscape costs. No or go?Just curious what ev...

Is evaluating a new construction deal the same as an existing structure?