Their framework is solid, the content is solid and they genuinely care about your success.

It's what I'm using as a framework for my STR.

Per the above framework, in North Carolina Charlotte, Wilmington appear slightly overvalued as well at +9% and +6% respectively, though other cities, say Greensboro are undervalued (-10%).In South Carolina, most cities are under to fairly-valued, with Columbia at -15% and Charleston at -2%.

Your greatly shifting the framework in how often things compound.

Quote from @Justin Thorpe: The framework is clear.

This can be done through Podcasts, Books, and Mentors you find by networking.I'd pick up a copy of Set for Life by Scott Trench as it has a good framework for financial independence, especially for a newer investor.

They have an investing system/framework that they know, or believe in enough to act as if, works.

:@Zachary BuhlerNo need to change anyone's mind, just making the point that he has a great framework, but just like anywhere else in life you take such framework and adjust it to your situation.

I was always hopeful to find a simple framework or calculator to do this exact thing.

If you hover over "learn" in the navigation, we've built a framework that we think is pretty good for helping you navigate the process of a real estate transaction, from picking a strategy and market, to acquiring a deal, to rehabbing/managing it, tracking your portfolio, identifying exit strategies and repeating to scale your business.