Bank CD's pay more than that and you never have to unplug their toilets or evict them.Betting on appreciation is a bad bet, IMHO.

I bet there are many newbies in the forums that are more knowledgable than many of the investors that I know.

I am just trying to say that you are making a forward bet based on a lot of assumptions, many which are completely out of your control.I have purchased a number of off-plan (pre-constructions) properties.

If my calculations are correct new profit would be around $40KDoes this look and sound correct.Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Based on my cash flow calculator, the current rent should cover expenses plus a little (taxes, insurance, maintenance reserve, etc.)

I am finding these calculations outrageous...although I am willing to learn if they are simply the truth and my inexperience has led me to believe otherwise.

How do you calculate the price of the option (down stroke) and how much do you typically add to the monthly rent?

I bet someone can guess what the project is called.

For more information your best bet would be to ask a moderator thats what their here for.

If you operate correctly them things that happen to the LLC do not automatically spill over into your life.If you commingle funds, fail to operate as if you and the LLC are two different entities then all bets are off.Originally posted by "loki005":9.