I pay all utilities, am responsible for landscaping, and have linens, dishes, etc like for an airbnb.

I also have a lot of construction experience as I worked for my fathers landscaping design company for years and have renovated a lot of my investments.  

For starters here are some of the items you would want to consider when building out your spreadsheet:*Taxes*Insurance*Contracted Services (snow plowing, landscaping and etc)*Property Management (Will depend on size of property and local PM rates)*Utilities*Vacancy (Depends on market, you can start with 5% of gross rents)*Maintenance (Depends on age and condition of property, you can start with 5% of gross rents)*CapEx (Depends on condition and age of property, you can start with 5% of gross rents)* Gross Income (Income from rents, laundry and any other source)With these general expenses and having the asking price from a seller, you will be able to underwrite most smaller multifamily deals.

Looking for advice on how to find a good person/team for this diverse work. 

Hi everyone! I'm starting my REI but still working my regular job as well - that job is an operations manager at a sustainable, native plant and edible garden company that does residential and commercial installs (amo...

The shelter itself actually looks modern and nicely landscaped. 

Or $10-$20k on landscaping, either adding or removing grass/rocks, whatever and actually reduce the value if the buyers want what you removed ro don’t want what you added. 

There are a few more expenses than just the rehab.PURCHASE PRICE +Inspections +Lender fees (points, etc) +Rehab +Mortgage Interest +Property Taxes +Insurance +Utilities (power, water, gas) +Maintenance (pool, landscape, etc) +Staging, if applicable=PURCHASE, BUILD, & HOLDING COSTSAfter that you take your sales price, subtract out commissions and seller closing costs, then subtract out the figure above, and now you have your net profit.

I spent around 20,000 over the year to remodel the kitchen, bathrooms, all new flooring, landscaping, etc.

I spent around 20,000 over the year to remodel the kitchen, bathrooms, all new flooring, landscaping, etc.