If you are interested in a HUD home and it has not sold the best formula is to keep making the same offer (day in and day out).

I am familiar with a few formulas as well as rules but what are formulas that are associated with a deeper analysis of a rental's potential profit yield, specifically for SFR's??

Rich Dad Poor DadRich Dads Cash Flow QuadrantRich Dads Increase your financial IQThe Real Book of Real EstateThe ABC’s of RE InvestingThe ABC’s of PMRich Dad RE Tax AdvantagesThe E-MythThe 4 Hour Work Weekhttp://flip2freedomacademy.com - free e-bookFlip2freedom episode 77[http://www.flip2freedom.com/a-3-step-formula-to-a-successful-balanced-and-insanely-profitable-2012/] - podcast - LISTEN TO THIS TODAY!

It looks like the property would support a 29K price according to the 70% formula. 

I know most of you always look for crazy deals... but at what cash flow do you abandon your typical formula and pay full price for a property?

Sales comps or no, I still don't get the magic formula that appraised my home's value some 30% higher. 

I work full time, as does the girlfriend, so I am focusing on passive investment as much as possible like many others I have read about on here using the tried-and-true Earn->Save->Buy Assets formula for long-term financial freedom.Thanks for reading!

What is a good way/formula to figure an accurate ARV value?

Everything else is just applying dumb formulas to things, they generally don't take into account a lot of things people will pay more or less for.

Should I use a different formula if I going to wholesale a property?