One way that is not foolproof but will give you a good estimate is to only look up properties that have not been sold for 30 years that assumes someone stuck to their original mortgage terms.

Originally posted by Account Closed:Kind of silly to mention this now,  but maybe for others,  this stuff should be worked out day 1. 

Originally posted by @Kayla Ow:@Larry Fried around $900-$1200, I think I'd like to own more units in class A-B neighborhoods Keep it at $1k or better, and I think that the recommendation of A Step Ahead is a really good one.

So I could ReFi and still have a cash flow of $1,600 not accounting for vacancy, reserves, or routine maintenance.So basically the bank would write me a check for $245,000, I would have all of my original investment back, I would have 30% equity in the property, and the property would still be cash flowing $1,600/mo.I actually have never done a cash out ReFi, as this is my first BRRRR deal. 

Originally posted by @Lydia Ojuka Riley:So I’m pre - pulling the trigger, but I do have the ability to find quickly once I decide on a home.

Originally posted by @Shital Thakkar:HiI wish that will be true...What kind of preparation investors should do and what kind of investment we should target here in DFW if this become reality ...? 

Originally posted by @Rocky Griffin:So far, he has done framing and drywall work.

Originally posted by @Taye Nguyen:So I found a property that I would like to buy and flip the price is 1m.

My concern is when the bank pulls my deed what will happen when they see the original purchase price only 5 months prior?

Originally posted by @Brandon Metzler:I'm new to the site so any and all information or direction is greatly appreciated.