Very solid ARV!

On the other hand, if you DO get an earthquake policy, your cashflow is a bit lower (but still sustainable), and you're protected against that disaster scenario (in theory, at least)....so, in that example, it seems like an earthquake policy would make sense, even if you have minimal equity (I'm guessing most investors are willing to sacrifice a bit of cashflow if it means protecting against potential bankruptcy)...Now, let's flip it around--let's say you only owe 100k on your rental that's worth 415k, so you've got solid equity. 

Looking forward to having a solid discussion/answer on this :)

@David Goodwin - Nice sounds like you have a solid portfolio.

I have a property in sight and it would be nice to have somewhat solid numbers on the rehab.  

I have a property in sight and it would be nice to have somewhat solid numbers on the rehab.  

Hello All!  I am looking to take over a single family rental property from a family member who doesn't want to sell but doesn't want to deal with finding tenants and all that.  I was wondering what is a good app to po...

I recommend making sure you have a solid foundation of knowledge about real estate, but do not get stuck in what most people call "analysis paralysis" and actually make that first investment.

That honestly seems like an easier way to form a solid team.

Updated the deck as it was old and rooted.