Does anyone know what's typical or know where I can find what % I should put in the calculator for the following in Indianapolis :Vacancy Repairs and Maintenance Cap ExAnnual GrowthAnnual PV Growth Annual Expenses GrowthSales Expenses Thanks!

I have requested a copy of the appraisal report.

Many landlords have reported that dog washing stations are the most used amenity in their building.

Obviously, more might come out during DD when I get the financials.In a typical buy & hold deal, I look for 12-15% cash on cash and somewhere around 30% total annualized ROI.

The typical Team members are Attornies, real estate Agents, CPA's ( or accountants), Inspectors, General Contractors, and Handymen.  

No dealing/trafiking convictions within 10 years (recidivism, typically repeat offender conviction, invites criminal culture).

That typically is investors.

We typically buy C class stuff, and I constantly hear discussions about how C class won't be affected by all the new construction, because "they're not building anymore of those," or "where do you think everyone has to move when jobs go away," and any number of other conversations.  

If company is well organized, it has a regular schedule of communication,monthly reports, for instance.

Flippers typically want to buy 30% below ARV, did I hear Brandon right, that BRRRR can be purchased up to 20% below ARV?