So I talk to a landlord on the phone to go see the property, it's a great location, I will act like a perspective renter.As I walk through the rental, I will ask all the questions a regular renter will ask, like, can you tell me the HVAC how old it is, what's the average bills in the summer, what's the average bills in the winter, I really am looking for a long-term commitment, like 24 months, etcAnd then I'll have a flyer in my handAnd I would say,"Mr.

Comps and lender appraisal puts property at 218k(1 month ago) Alabama market doesn't shift, slow and steady. 

NONE, doesn't know what NOI is and operates strictly from a GROSS RENTS perspective.  

However the best bet from a scalability perspective is being well networked with brokers, property managers & investors in the area.  

Just trying to get a feel for the marketplace from the perspective of deals currently in the works.

And lots of newbies are misled, and the calculator does decidedly nothing to expand your perspective so you can visualize the nuances...Hope this helps!

Turns out I found out later he viewed me as a threat and was afraid I would steal all the good deals in town.He definitely works from a perspective of scarcity.

Lastly, interesting enough Roth IRAs are not subject to required minimum distributions (RMDs) whereas Roth solo 401k plans are; as a result and from a planning perspective, Roth solo 401k clients will often transfer their Roth solo 401k to a Roth IRA before reaching age 70 1/2 in order to eliminate the RMD requirement.

All good things from a landlord perspective.

I want to see what you guys have in other perspective.