Or will I have to do some extra research ?

Or will I have to do some extra research ?

Is there a loan calculator that I can plug in loan balance, APR, days etc and keep it, not just a one time use thing?

(of course this can be remedied with title insurance which is part of your vetted team)2) Don't understand the Time Value of Money and how discount, terms, face rate of the note, an time all play into calculating a true yield, ROI or Internal Rate of Return. 3) Don't want to put effort into researching and fact checking before presenting a deal for consideration.

It's extra work/headache for a potential buyer down the road if they ever want to refinance or sell plus it could be a potentially higher interest rate and down payment requirements so this in turn should make the market price lower than typical condo prices but shouldn't be a deal killer as there are plenty of community banks to shop around.

So, how do you calculate the FMV or come up with an offer price on potential deals?

If they say these are an extra financial  burden then they are already in poor financial strength and I don't want them as a tenant.

We break even on our condo for now.3- Have a full time corporate job4- Have my real estate license (in referral for now) living in our current flip - have another 2-5 years here, rehabbing while we're living in the house with any extra income we have.My questions-1- Where do I start?

This includes maintaining the home in a good condition and no extra people living there. among many other stipulations. 

Thanks for the tip @Lance Lvovsky Any other ideas on how I should go about determining a cost basis when there's basically nothing to go by except perhaps performing a present value calculation based on inflation?