I just terminated a contract with Fannie Mae because I couldn't get the listing agent to de-winterize the property for inspection.

NPV analyzes cash inflow/outflow at a high level-nice for companies and stock picks, not as helpful in real estate-or more specifically, to be considered as one of many calculations in analyzing real estate, not the de facto.the 50% rule (which has been discussed ad naseum) states that 50% of expenses will go towards capex, vacancies, taxes, and insurance, and the other 50% will go towards your debt service and any profit. this is an estimation of expenses against gross income.

WholesalersListen to this podcast for some ideas: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/04/10/bp-podcast-065-creative-investing-wendell-de-guzman/#comment-155913

They have added solar panels on the back of the roof to help but everything I've read has been to stay away from a property that doesn't have separate metering. 

Hello, I am a college student in Delaware looking to earn passive income from rental properties.

Some topics that have been brought to my attention are:-timber sales, soil mining, solar power generation (solar farming)As of now, there are two separate tracts of land with potential opportunity in two separate states in the SE (USA) I am looking at.

Hello @Wendell De Guzman,No one knows the answer to that question because each time the cause seems to be different.

Also, flat for ceilings.For several of my high end homes, I have been using Benjamin Moore which has some colors that are a bit better and higher end than DE.For standard homes, whichever paint is a good price works, I would typically use lowes or HD paint and  color match from DE.

Not sure if this is relevant, but this home was de-listed over the summer and has only come back on to the market earlier this month.

As a Delaware (New Castle County) wholesaler, are you able to advertise property that you have under contract on a FSBO site such as Zillow and places like that?