Can anyone tell me if Im doing anything wrong here? Trying to analyze keeping my primary residence as rental this calculation was done as a scenario to keeping my current loan the way it is.Purchased - $110,000Down Pa...

My thought was to spend some time, using my license, learning the industry and gaining knowledge of the area, while generating the necessary capital to eventually go that route.I know the Arizona School of Business and Real Estate has job fairs every so often, and I believe the next one is at the end of the month, which I plan on attending.

You can also look at reports from IRR.com and or www.marcusmillichap.com for a more broad overview of the market.For market cap rates look at the report put out by CBRE  "US CAP Rate Survey Advance Review 2018"

We had an attorney review and they see no rules in Wisconsin prohibiting an increasing rent considering we are issuing an addendum to the original lease with the increase. 

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You should start doing as much research as you can on your own before you go spending your hard earned money.

In an area of rising rents and everything else staying stable, by definition, operating expense ratios will decrease.From all the non-residential commercial investment opportunities I have reviewed, expenses seem to hover in the ~25-35% range.

Probably good for spending and quality and very eventually appreciation.

Offer needs to be submitted to Chase short sale department along with all of the seller’s financial/hardship documents, Chase will order appraisal or BPO to confirm that your offer is realistic, Chase will review seller’s situation to see if they qualify for any sort of assistance.