If I ran into buying 6 properties my first six months I would have bled out of cash and sold at a loss or foreclosed.

Some things I ran into, is I noticed their is generally a some correlation between the age of the house and the expected rehab. - You want to ally yourself with a title person who is willing to do title searches on any property your actually going to bid on.

And my favorite one the often did was promising stuff to their clients that they had not right whatsoever promising, and I mean such things as they would get them discounts on something like their appraisal fee or something crazy like that and when the clients saw that there was no discount on the settlement statement they’d flip out and we’d be the ones that would have to explain that the broker had no right promising that.But the ultimate “ignorant” broker problem I ran into was on a property hubby and I were buying and when we went to put in an offer (not this property had been advertised for over a year it was just a small piece of land) I had done my research in advance so I knew the seller, his address phone number, when he obtained the property even that he received it through an inheritance, everything, so I definitely had done my due diligence.

Each city will have its own culture, and sellers will respond to different marketing efforts differently.

I ran the numbers through the BiggerPockets Rental Property Calculator.Here's the PDF report it generated.

Hello BP, I ran into this post while I was browsing through the forums and this thread is closest to the information I am looking for.

I'm ready to dive into this amazing culture and learn as much as possible, it is my duty and responsibility to be wealthy and successful!

At my listing I ran out of 60 flyers.

I ran the numbers and im coming up with an ROI of 42%?

I ran the numbers and seeing about 8% cash-on-cash.