As an example, you can find fairly easily in Waterbury, CT that many units will sell at $30K and rent for $700+ (2+%).

Today (4-1-16) is my first day on BP and I'm fairly new to Real Estate Investing on a technical level.

I'm fairly new myself.

What I can say is that although property values are high in Anchorage, the rents are also very high making the numbers work out fairly well.  

The carpet is still fairly new, so it's not worn down or anything, and no other tenants have had this issue in their units.

It's fairly expensive and really geared toward a full blown management company.

But here are the screenshots from the calculations it gives me:Questions & Comments:Assumptions:Given the last image, do those seem like fair numbers to be using?  

Hello Behrooz, Noticed that we live fairly close.

Which I underst but we was living rent free,carnote free that was all in my plans to continue to save to buy rentals.but eventually the rant got the best of me an so on dec 24 we closed on an property that is our home now that we got for 108k the idea of seeing my wife an kids happy was great but I cried down inside of the idea that the 9k I will be spending an year now on mortgage could have been put into the REI account but the family got the best of me.The propety at 15k is now rented for 565$ an month I have tenants an have received 2 rent checks so fair an the feeling is great.

Another point:- I am fairly sure it's NOT true that "insurance for a rental is less than a primary residence", but, quite the opposite.