Calculators are just a tool for assessing your interest...you really need to have real conversations with your team- Agents, Bankers, PMC prior to risking your hard earned assets on a generic paper version of a real estate transaction. 

I was thinking of city data in a generic way the votes and posts that @JM Payne referred to kind of does that tho. 

If your portfolio lender won't give you a generic POF letter with a purchase amount your approved for then find a new hard money lender (HML).

That's a cool story about your lawyer friends and good generic advice about what works then may not work now, but it has no bearing on the study I posted.

Bigger pockets actually has a very good book called "how to be a landlord"...or something generic like that.

All the generic information they provide is useless with out someone to walk you through it and show you how do implement it. 

@William DavisI can't answer your question, nor can anyone else without knowing the process of accomplishing "a way to minimize your tenant's rent without losing money".I like the sound of "making our air cleaner without switching from gas vehicles" but not if the strategy is killing half the population of people who drive gas vehicles.People are "so quick to judge or make fun of the idea when you don't even know what is" because we don't know what it is and making blanket statements/ asking generic questions and saying "I cant say" when people ask what you're talking about - sounds sketchy.

So what you’re claiming is that Ohio Cashflow creates “false scarcity” because we send generic pre-scheduled marketing emails with properties sold months ago just to showcase examples of what we can offer?

Just generic examples, but I think you get the point.

I created a scale sized model to give a better visual (found that generic Jenga blocks are very close to scale shipping container dimensions).