For LTV ratios at 80% or lower, the borrower can expect to receive the lowest possible interest deal.

That is what you should more or less expect on managing a rental.  

From my first 4 deals alone, my return on investment in SREC High 6 coaching is 4x, with average total paydays per deal of $109K, and I have replaced my six figure W2 income.

I just did some summer sales and did over 6 figures I put most of it away in a Roth 401k and some CD's.

I’m in San Diego so trying to see how I can grow outside of our market right now.So it seems like that’s where I get a bit stuck… I figure out I like the Kansas City market and then I feel like I get a bit stuck?

(my understanding is that under 4 doors youre considered more mom and pops rather than professional, so the expectations arent quite as high)I firmly believe in:1.

I'm trying to figure out if its 47k is after i've deducted all my deductions and losses or is it based on the gross?

While it's probably early stage given I am just starting, I figured it would be useful to at least start meeting folks and build those contacts/relationships early. 

Here is the formula to use when considering a deal:First you need to figure out the ARV(after repaired value) which is what the house will be worth when it's fixed up.

You can say "No" to these requests and be on relatively solid legal ground so long as the thing works as expected."