So, I figure, I take the asset manager/acquisitions analyst route.

I estimate it would cost over $200,000 to permit and bring to code this additional square footage so it's a big risk for him and the lender to take on.

Call them out on it.One bit of advice to anyone when shopping loans, always get a quote with estimated closing costs.

I'm in the midst of building a spreadsheet to help me quickly analyze new deals, and the part I'm having the most trouble with is estimating CapEx. 

But the zestimate on it is 875k, the rent income estimate on BP is 1375/mo per unit. 2br 1ba 1100sq ft units.

(We are GC's, so estimating repairs (and managing contractors) will not be hard)5. (1) Efficiency | (1) 2 bed, 2 bath | (1) 2 bed, 1 bath | (2) 1 bed, 1 bath 6.

Good morning,Zillow, Redfin, trulia, and realtor.com each gave me a certain property value estimate for my property and all are near I’ve been told that these estimates are always far off and never accurate Is that usually the case?

Just curious is this a fair estimate?

I'm looking for a general rule-of-thumb for estimating the percentage of gross income used for paying for a management company to handle an STR. 

I was going to obtain estimates to get it fixed, but before I got to it, passed by the property and noticed the gutters are all straightened out.