Hey @Brandon Wulff, I ran a 2-bedroom Airbnb in Brooklyn for 2+ years.It's hard to gauge the accuracy of your estimate without specific property information, such as address, year the property was built, # of bedrooms, etc. 

I ran out of time trying to find the next deal and paid a bunch in taxes.

When I started in 2003, the fastest way I learned about wholesaling was : I ran a ghost ad for a property in the paper (we used the paper back then, today it's online:) My ad stated that I had a fixxer upper to sell for cash.

Just wanted to share an article I ran across about searching for someone by their email address.

I ran into this problem in Texas and had to contact the State Attorney General.

Beegle This will help you understand the culture you are planning on investing in.

I have some experience in the middle America Americana and that is generally what I ran into with 400 to 600 dollar rentals..

I've kind of come up with a formula to try and go by, but a deal I thought was good, after I ran all the numbers, doesn't seem so great, but I'm not sure how a .60 on the $1 isn't a great deal after the math is done.

I ran some initial numbers and it is way overpriced.

Prior to investing, I ran numbers on a few places that were turned over by other investors that verified that my assumptions were close.