Account Closed you could ask for a referral fee, but I personally don't when I am using other agents.

Here's some additional information on how I did the calculations in the report, as well as some insight into my current situation.Average Rent: Did an initial search on Rentometer for average rent in this area (calculating based on $725; 3 bedrooms).Expenses: I am using the 50% rule to calculate my expenses which is why I have left the "Fixed Landlord-Paid Expenses" empty. 

Here's some additional information on how I did the calculations in the report, as well as some insight into my current situation.Average Rent: Did an initial search on Rentometer for average rent in this area (calculating based on $725; 3 bedrooms).Expenses: I am using the 50% rule to calculate my expenses which is why I have left the "Fixed Landlord-Paid Expenses" empty.

Here's some additional information on how I did the calculations in the report, as well as some insight into my current situation.Average Rent: Did an initial search on Rentometer for average rent in this area (calculating based on $725; 3 bedrooms).Expenses: I am using the 50% rule to calculate my expenses which is why I have left the "Fixed Landlord-Paid Expenses" empty.

It’s a single family, and I am using property management for tenant placement.

The problem is that I am using financing and they are lending me certain % in the ARV, so in order to increase the loan about from them (they have a limit on how much I can lend with % from ARV) I need that building permit.

That is probably not the case with amusement parks or densely populated city destinations.

I am using my common sense; when it comes to an estimate.

@Andrew R TillettI am using Less Annoying CRM, it’s $10 per month and if you refer people you get a month for free.

I am using direct mail to find a home for us, a fix & flip, buy and hold.