To do so, I think to take real estate appraisal course for better understanding of house values and also it may help to change my day time work since current daytime work is bit shaky.     

I understand that deal analysis is based on a fully rented scenario but I am just interested in how many people actually achieve getting paid to live in their property.Thanks!

I understand not wanting to borrow but you are selling yourself short big time.

$5,000 purchase price, I do come across properties that low but they will need a lot of repairs at that price that's what they don't understand.

I think I am starting to figure this out due to all the great help here on BP and some great books on SDIRAs too, but just want to make sure as we are some serious talks with a motivated seller about our next purchases.I understand the concept that when I use leverage in the form of a non-recourse loan in a SDIRA that their will be tax due on the percent of profits that are *related to that financing*.

Be interested to hear if anyone has any experience with RealNex or Property Metrics and what advice you can give me for understanding the quirks of these tools.  

It would be better if they understand what you are doing.  

It is profoundly powerful.  

I understand you have to pay in full by Cashier's checks.

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