Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

Hi @Allie Barke, CapEx or condos are waaaaaaaaaaaaaay lower. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/2015/10/13/real-estate-capex-estimate-capital-expenditures/The article does a good job of listing the costs line item, but does require adjusting based off the quality of your condo, and your market. 

In my limited experience the bank data is for reconciling against the data you've already modeled in QBO through invoices, bills, and recurring transactions to automate their production, generally speaking the bank data isn't a source for that info, that's at least the mind shift I had to go through.

You need to make sure you can refinance out into a favorable mortgage product.

Invest your money into quality cashflowing local properties, then use the proceeds from those to fund vacations.

In fact, because most checkbook plans offered by quality providers come bundled with meaningful support, you actually have better guidance and lower risk than working with a custodian that is purely a processing agency and cannot provide guidance by rule.Lending works well in an IRA, as it produces passive interest income that is fully tax sheltered to the IRA. 

Budget was blown but the end product is amazing!

But most seem like they are trying to sell product versus giving me a straight answer.

(A senior employee of Microsoft that knows a big product announcement is coming out would have an unfair advantage, that's why insider trading is illegal with stocks.

All the variables are generally the same as with the 10-unit that you just closed, same age building, same quality build, similar square footage per unit, obviously same localities.