Are you cash flowing?

So long as there are constant sales of renovated properties in your market, this will be accurate.If you take another look at this, you can see after I enter the query I get back the ARV, ACV (As-is Cash Value), and all the comps from high to low: You can tell the highest comps are close to $2M with $700-850/sf, the lowest are $1.3M at $500-600/sf.

They all play a role in determining whether its a hot/cold/warm lead.

But learn enough to get in the game, then make a play and learn from that as well. 

I have poured my cash into STR construction projects, and so actually have a loss which nearly equals my income.Using the "STR Loophole", this should enable me to deduct these expenses from my W2 income. 

Purchase price: $545,000 Cash invested: $120,000 Sale price: $545,000 This lovely home was acquired by a seller in distress who did not wish to go the traditional route of selling.

Will the property cash flow after you move out and rent out the home?

Decide which game you want to play.

@Cody Faucher - Just so you are aware, $200 above your mortgage is not cash flow.

This negative position can consume years of cash flow to recover.