I'm still practicing real number crunching, but based on a simple 50% withholding for future repairs, I think the rental house will produce just under $300 cash flow. 

That’s a great and simple way to help keep us focused on the priorities.

Purchase price: $100,000 Cash invested: $100,000 Simple BRRRR strategy and house hacked the property.

It can be answered with an email, letter, or an affidavit, with a response as simple as "No". 

Can you share other ideas for simple updates that make a unit extra-appealing?

This should be a simple task for the title company. 

I ask myself the following simple questions to help me not get stuck in paralysis analysis: Does the investment hit your desired criteria?

- These are all just basic examples of things to consider beyond comparing the cap rate.This may help put it in perspective: https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/6405/80732-5-simple-formulas-every-buy-and-hold-investor-needs-to-know

Postcards is a numbers game plain and simple.

I like the simple interest calc based on 365 days X daily balance vs the other methods of interest calculation.