Right before the plane takes off, the flight attendant goes through a series of instructions...one of them describes the wearing of the oxygen mask. 

good your asking now before you become to over leveraged.from my point of view and ONLY mine.. 

We went to visit a spectacular log cabin in Clyde, NC: mountain views, hot tub, 3 porches, glorious vaulted bedroom ceilings, and best of all: potentially FANTASTIC cash flow. 

A way to view the due diligence fee, is that it is the fee paid to the seller to take their house off the market while inspections are being completed.

Other people on these forums would slit their wrists if the unit failed to provide enough free cash flow and they could care less about principal reduction and appreciation.The 5%/45%/50% figures I heard from Matt Faircloth here:  And Brandon Turner described expenses being about 50% for a rental property in this video, though he included vacancy as part of the 50%:And I agree that you can't lean on these percentages in making your final purchase evaluation; you have to have the final numbers quantified.

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Price hill as a really nice neighborhood called the incline district where prices and rents jump up a lot and there are nice bars and restaurants nearby and views overlooking downtown.

If I go this route and can only fly out once, when is the best time to go - to initially view properties, or to see the final property with the inspector?

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View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Can someone explain how the COC ROI is in the 107.38%?