@Joe VilleneuveWhen I say cash flow of $100 a month per unit I’m refferring to using the bigger pockets rental property calculator that adds in those factors.

Some of these surprised me. 

If you sell, factor in sales expenses (8-10%) and taxes (ordinary income if owned less than 1 year). 

And, the most important location selection factor is the appreciation rate.

Personally I find profits in the arbitrage model to be too thin (along with other risk factors that deter me from it), so I think you might have trouble finding a partner on something like that. 

Entity structure depends on many factors, one of which is the size of your business, and your needs will change as your business grows.

OsborneIt’s hard to say, not knowing what a “large amount of credit card debt” means compared to your income.But when you’re talking about using your VA loan, or other loans to acquire investment property, one thing you need to consider is your Debt-to-Income ratio.DTI is one of the factors that lenders will use to qualify you for a loan.

I think based upon your suggestions and the results, it seems like price is the factor.

Factoring in that I had to replace a dryer $900+ this year and I'm sure I've got some other machines that will have to go soon I'm thinking a 50/50 split is a decent deal.

There are just too many other variables that I feel are a factor that I cant pull when running current-day comps.