In particular, I'm currently looking for a 2-4 unit that needs some cosmetic (but not major structural) work in neighborhoods like Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Crown Heights, Williamsburg, and Astoria.

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@David Dachtera  Never hear that about answering your own phone... leads to a impression of weakenssWhy should that matter or even be a consideration?

Any help analyzing this property I have offered to me would be a huge help:A 6 Unit in on Noble Rd in Cleveland Heights area of Cleveland.

It was a real mess.Scott W-but times have changed considerably as threads and posts will certainly explain here on bigger pockets.

Hello, I am looking for an estimated per square foot number I can use for construction on a new home in Roseville/Citrus Heights area.

If your holding period is less than 5 years, you will need to take into consideration buyer demand and average appreciation rates for a SFR vs.

Thank you everyone for your consideration.

Another consideration is the heloc payment changes, assuming interest rates stay the same your payment goes down after each payment slightly but you can have increased payments when the interest goes up. 

Also, when you say $150 cash flow, are you taking into consideration cap ex and repairs or is that just PITI?

(I just wrote a deal diary of one client's home that's estimated to bring in $9,600/mo.)Also, Fairplay is a great town south of Breckenridge that while growing in home value is still considerably less expensive than Breckenridge and can make for a great ski house.