The most recent post in the commercial forum displays as:Question: How to evaluate commercial property?

Existing tenants are an asset when it comes to a loan, the bank considers the income yours when evaluating your finances.

Ready, Set, Evaluate.

@Krashunda Foreman You do not give enough information to evaluate this, but yes, you can do it--but don'tIn spite of your comment about researching for years you do not sound like you have a solid plan or understanding of what you are doing.  

i know theres different goals when making a purchase so is general and not limited to flip or rental etc...much appreciated if you can please list your main items you use and link any tools or sites that are useful to evaluate those items.ive read thru the BP and many other resources and theres so much data its honestly a bit much,  just looking for a simplified checklist and then can drill that down to learn more.thanks!

Short and simple answer is that if you only sent 100, then its not a big enough sample size, but then again, if you sent 500...then you should probably re-evaluate either your list or your letter. 

If that is not you you bring in a sponsor who does.The bank will evaluate the cashflow.

We use roughly $150 per occupied lot/per year in our initial evaluations on properties with well/septic combos.On the septic side of things, most owners don't have them pumped as often as they should so these expenses are rarely reflected in the numbers you get from them.  

i am not having the same problem that you are, but i do have an issue. every time i log on to bigger pockets, it tells me that my email is not verified and asks me to verify my email.

Use bigger pockets calculators to make evaluation sheets for buyers. 6.