I'm trying to think creatively here and wondering if I can create an LLC and essentially buy my own property for 296k.

I'm currently learning about the Weighted Cost of Capital (WACC). From what I understand, it is a formula used to determine the true cost (in percentage terms) of financing an investment when using both debt and equit...

There are quite a few forums discussing properties in other countries, but the vast majority of tools and information here relates to US property. 

@Carrie Torrey I think that Mashvisor is a pretty good tool.

We are considering building a brand new triplex and would love a tool to do an analysis. 

@Lynnette E. unfortunately, the gas tax comes nowhere close to paying for highway maintenance.Anyone who is against rent control should also be against Prop. 13, because it is also essentially a form of rent control - the longer you live in a place or own a business, the less tax you pay proportionally to the market value of the property.

They essentially said, they didn't have this house within their inventory of properties and that they typically dabble on the commercial side vs residential.

Did you use tools to study if the property will perform and at what rates exactly?

In some states, this can be tricky, as they do not allow what is called a 'dry closing' -- where you essentially use the end-buyers funds to fund both closings - but in states where that is legal, or frowned-upon, you'll need to find a private/hard-money lender who is willing to offer 'transactional funding' (usually for  fee). 

It's the tool behind your marketing funnel.