That is always the way dems go about it when the message is accurate.

Dorkin more then a tremendous amount of words,(standards of his behavior; his rank; all his achievement before BP and while building it) or numbers; in a accurate amount can't express my utmost respect (I write as anindividual )-BUT there are others.

Also, I would make sure that your rehab estimate is accurate.

That tells me a lot about how accurate the price might be and whether I should bother looking at the property or not.

So, for an all cash purchase, your forumla is almost accurate.

I've answered this question dozens of times on this and other forums, but have never been able to sum it up this concisely and accurately...Well put...

In fact, banks are more likely to sue for a deficiency judgement because the former home owner has already filed BK and can't get out of payments.Is this accurate?

50% is for EVERYTHING, including:-Vacancy if run properly-Capex-Repairs-Make-readys-Utilities-Etc.Note that varying policies to "all bills paid" or other gimmicks will influence the rents you can charge, so the end result will be the same. 45% is more accurate then 50% from my experience, but dividing by 2 is easier and more conservative.If you are looking at single-family residences you are either going to have to:1.

If you are a military contractor how do you bid building something completely unique accurately?

Tax appraisal is $124,000Listing: $90,000 (short sell listing price by bank)Purchase price: 84,000 (I believe I can get it for this price)Down: 20%Finance: $67,200Rate: 5.1 (30 year)Closing cost: $5,000Total cash outlay: $23,800Monthly rent: $1,100 (Real estate agent tells me that this is very accurate)Monthly P&I: $366Monthly Hazzard Insurance: 1000/12 = $83.34Monthly RE taxes: 3400/12 = 283.34Estimated monthly Maintenance & Repair: $50Estimated monthly misc. cost: $50 (such as vacancy)Total monthly cost: $832.60My monthly positive cash flow is $267.