Are you looking for a rental or rehab project?

But basically you need to provide a 30 day notice for an increase of 10% or less, and a 60 day notice for an increase greater than 10%. 

You've basically built yourself a job.

I also entered the business as a passably good lifelong handyman with some basic house-fixing skills.

I am looking to purchase my second investment property and have done the other basic calculations that BP recommends, but am having difficulty in figuring out how to calculate the Cash on Cash return.

If the projected year 1 income is much higher than the trailing 3 month’s annualized performance it’s probably overestimated. 

Like do you look at job growth, median income, revitalization projects.

Hi everyone,Wondering what your experience has been in per-unit maintenance costs on 20 to 60 unit projects on a yearly basis?

If Its too basic to explain, perhaps a link or something explaining your method. 

@Brian TranSorry, had to extend to 2 posts due to app issues...Anyways I shoot for C2 condition which basically means all major components to the house have been rehabbed in the past year.