Just wondering how the analysis looks and if anyone would be willing to double check for accuracy or if I missed something.  

Would like to know the accuracy of their deal analyzer as opposed to a CMA

If they both generated 8% returns and the $120k property required less time and had equal risk, the answer is clear.Substitute real figures and use the BP (or another rental property) calculator for more accuracy and returns over multiple years.  

Please do your own research to verify the accuracy of this post.

If you’re saying you’ve determined the fair market rent to be $300 higher than what all the other comparable properties are charging, I’d question the accuracy of the rent price you came up with and whether it’s truly the fair market price. 

I know there are online calculators but I want to and believe I need to work through the numbers on my own to build confidence and accuracy for my individual goals and deals. 

In my market, Zillow's own claims for the accuracy of their "Zestimates" is that 79.3% of the time, they're within 20% of the actual value. 

You can actually go into Zillow, look at the accuracy rate, for your closest metropolitan market.

AirDNA uses machine learning and AI to develop some very good estimates of ADR and Occupancy rates to which their accuracy is always improving. 

But I wonder if there is actually research to suggest this is true, or any other information on the relevance of the DTI ratio today, and thoughts on other financial behaviors/factors that might skew it's accuracy (recognizing that this is just one factor that lenders use in their decision making, of course).