For the purpose of evaluating cash flow it is not considered an "Operating Expense" For tax purposes, interest paid is absolutely a deductible expense.

Two birds with one stone, possibly.Besides general nervousness of it all, I don't know the best way to really evaluate what I can expect for rent on the bottom floor.

What website does not allow you to log in?

All bona fide offers will be seriously reviewed and evaluated.

These professionals may also provide you access to resources to property evaluate the current & after repair value of a property, along w/ how to properly & legally control a property.  

We evaluate about 20 per week right now. 

It cost several thousand dollars and they saved potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars by assisting with evaluation, program administration, and monitoring. 

The software was a little glitchy (kept logging me out) and the explanations could have been a lot clearer.

When I see a property here in Las Vegas with a Pro Forma Cap Rate of 20%, I know that there is something wrong, but evaluating that situation can potentially lead to a much larger profit. 

Interest Rate: 6.5%Annual Taxes: $8552.00Annual Insurance: $2500.00Monthly Payment: $2588.07 (with insurance and taxes)>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Monthly Income:6 Units: $3945.00 monthly gross (6 Units * 657.5 = $3945.00 monthly gross)50% Rule: $3945.00 / 2 = $1972.00 $1972.00 - $2588.07 = $616.07 Negative cash flowMy question is, did I evaluate this property correctly?