The allure of that area is that you can buy large parcel of land, stick a double-wide on it, raise some cows or horses and be secluded from the world.

I actually quoted a cash buyer this morning on a system in which he would save $102,800 over the lifetime of his array.

I'm struggling to figure out what to expect rent will be when looking at a place and between the BP rent estimate and Rentometer, I am getting a wide range of numbers.

We've seen investors find success in a wide variety of properties all across DFW but focus on finding a property that's easier for you to get started with.

Years it was built, how tall vs wide the property is (I am interested in multi-unit) can be some big factors but anything else?

However, we need to cast a wide net when cold calling because these prospects are colder than cold sometimes.What you consider contacts is what I consider are leads.

For the North end of Winnipeg, I've seen a wide advertised range between 8%-15%.

Google has a wide range of answers seeming to average around $100k per unit which seems really low for my area. 

I'm telling you this to help you, but the truth is, the way you wrote the question above, makes you seem totally green, because it's so wide open...you don't know if the renovation costs are 30k or 60k, which obviously that has a huge margin, and you seem like you still aren't postive on what the ARV is. 

As mentioned above, we are one of the hottest markets nation wide. some investors buy properties and they know that they will not have +ve cash flow in the first year or two.