Originally posted by @John Underwood:Thanks!

Originally posted by @Daniel Gualtieri:hello my name is Daniel...and i currently remodel houses. and would like to partner with an investor,me paying for labor and material and the investor covering the purchase price... and my question is how do i make a proper spread sheet,to attract a potential investor?

@Al Mardrus, i didn't watch the webinar so cant comment specifically.But can say that if he put this price and the down payment together with stating the interest rate and length of the loan it would be included. you may want to re watch the recording and see what numbers he plugged in.you will need to be at least 4k a month rent to cash flow $700 if he accounted for all expenses. he may have not. you can play with the BP calculator and see how the underwriting change as you change the data/ numbers you insert.just play with it a little and see.

Originally posted by @Camil Kanacevic:@EricPurchased $69662Rehab $10kWould list $145k (market comps)If rented:Rent $1500Assessments $412Taxes $50Mortgage :580Refinance 100k (65k borrowed 10k rehab 25k for next project)  if your numbers are correct and the rental market is good, then pull the cash out and do it again. you're doing what's called a BRRRR here.

Originally posted by @Roy Cleeves:6% is popular in Ontario what does the number or rate imply?

Originally posted by @Ned Carey:@John T.

Just curious about real life data. 

Originally posted by @Alan Exelby:Hey AllI am in the final days of a probate sale and my lender finally came back with an appraisal well bellow the comps in my neighborhood that I'm buying.

Originally posted by @Dennis M.

One other thing not in my original post, it is understood that an evenutal consequence is that our daughter's basis, when she buys the property, is the low sale amount, which could affect her in the future if/when she sells.It would be better, of course, to die first, and have her inherit the property with a "step-up" basis.