So to access the tool, go to my Biggerpockets profile page and click on the Break-Even Estimator link.

Like I mentioned before, we have a great Realtor and we also have access to PropStream that allows us to pull our own comps.  

The park is not in a flood zone, is in the city limits, has great access to a city of 287,000 people, is advertised as 88 spaces though the park commission believes it is 92 spaces.  

(I have access to the MLS and know that it was only taken off the MLS a couple days ago, also, we drove by and the property was very clearly vacant with blinds rolled up, etc.)

I have realtors that constantly send me properties to wholesale because they don't want to deal with it if it's not turn key.

But as  Stephen Bell mentioned, I would need to contact insurance company 1st to see if it is allowed. tenants would definitely not have access to it. 

Account ClosedWorking at Holton-Wise and seeing how many tenant leads we get daily, in an excess of 50+, even if the Cleveland population is "decreasing" people are constantly looking for new apartments/doubles/houses to move into.

Originally posted by Account Closed:@Brent Coombs ...As for home equity loans, don't you have access to the difference between what the original loan amount was versus how much it is now?

I believe agents have the access for this kind of information.

I'm a licensed Realtor both in PA and New Jersey so I have access to several profitable investment properties a month.