I am not familiar with the calculators but just put #'s in and came up with the following and wanted you guys to look at it and let me know:Monthly Income: Monthly Expenses: Monthly Cash Flow: Pro Forma Cap Rate: $3,000.00 $2,168.15 $831.85 11.99% NOI Total Cash Needed Cash on Cash ROI Purchase Cap Rate $27,578.00 $230,000.00 4.34% 12.26%

Typically I think they require a variable rate versus a fixed rate, which would be less attractive to me currently considering that interest rates are likely to continue rising.I am honestly not too familiar with refi's since I've never done one before.

I have been in the heavy equipment industry for over a decade so I'm very familiar with demolition, excavation, road/driveway construction and more. 

I'd love it if Tu could elaborate more on the "sandwich lease" model Tu mentioned, it's not un(a) term I'm familiar with.

Separately metered for electric/gas/heat.Unit 1:3bed/2bathUnit 2:4bed/2bathChicagoans (or those familiar with the area), would you agree that this seems to be a good candidate for a flip?

If you are familiar with these areas (above) ...what are average sale prices for homes that are 4 bedrooms, and at least 2000 square feet (fully updated)?

Can anyone suggest some agents who are familiar with working with investors in the area?

Hey Folks, I'm looking for someone who is familiar with developing/subdividing land that partially sits in a Flood Hazard zone (not in the floodway itself) in New Jersey.  

It has been a great 15 years.I am not familiar with Indiana or Oregon, but here Zillow is hardly reliable due to inconsistency across a zip code.  

I own three short-term rental units in MN so familiar with the process of managing the properties.