But I have seen equally irrational behavior among some Colorado counties that refuse to have open bidding, and sell the large majority of properties without competitive bidding via a lottery style approach, effectively cheating the County of $50,000+ in over bids a year.

Not all real estate attorneys are created equal.

Tons and tons of issues with such a property that can easily equal tens and tens of thousands of dollars or more to fix.4.

( minor / major rehab )Suggestion : maybe contact a few local Credit Unions for lending requirements(whitepages -> city, state equals list of local credit union / banks)Another suggestion : www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/08/01/p2p-lending-peer-to-peer-lending-and-investing/

I would be more interested in multi units that have a stable cash flow and in a rentable area, I have heard not every place is equally interesting or rentable.

Agents, feel free to educate your first time home buyer about how the business works while your driving around with a client in your passenger seat. This is just a story about how an agent wasted A LOT of his ti...

Make sure those rents have been deposited in equal amounts to the monthly rents they are claiming.

I agree with the separate meters, I'm sure you would get tenant push back if you split it all equally.

ARV=$115K Sale Price= $101K less My wholesale fee = $3,000 Equal = Contract price = $98,000 Mortgage amount from seller = $95,000 Estimated Monthly rental rate = $1,300 Estimated Expenses (taxes, insurance, maintenance, advertising, management fee, and HOA) = $490 6 year old roof, house built in 1995, 1489 sqft I appreciate your feedback.Sorry for the Title of the post. it was supposed to be " Cash Flow analysis for a rental property"

initial numbers do not work$293k plus $63k equals $356kHe/She claims property worth $325kI'll let expert weigh in on your thread, but I'm thinking shortsales(more information most likely still need , fyi)1st lien - expert negotiate down from $293k (mortgage lien / note)2nd lien - expert negotiate down from $63k (mortgage lien / note)