honestly the articles and press releases have been unclear.Hence my call to the BP universe, I know we've got  quite the cbus cohort here...Anyone have more incites on these changes past the basic news articles out there? 

-if you purchase, rehab and refinance a property - basically a BRRRR - it's not going to cash flow in the short term. at all.  

Relatively basic question but this is my first purchase with installed tenants.

You're really going basic on your "profit" calculations.

Regardless of what any lawyer could/would/might argue it that the basic result you see with it?

I’m focused on minimizing further damage and making a clean, forward-looking decision.Can you provide a few basic details?

Where it goes sideways is definition matching and assumption matching.1) Cap rate valuation - The basic formula is correct:Value = Stabilized NOI ÷ Cap RateSo yes, if you truly had:Annual NOI $19,039Cap rate 7.3%Then $19,039 ÷ 0.073 = about $260,800.

Plus you cant buy a lot there for basically under 500k so your 500 to 600k before you ever start..

Try to hire someone who lives in the neighborhood for basic tasks like exterior cleaning and or landscaping.

Learning to analyze deals quickly and realistically is key — tools like Rentometer, comps, and basic rehab estimating help a lot.