Plus you can download them as PDFs and provide them to a lender when looking for money: https://www.biggerpockets.com/investment-calculatorsCheck out the BP Podcasts.

Brandon is a good possibility for you as you can get property for about that price (the average ARV there is about $220K).

A lot of plaster/drywall issuesCurrently using Window A/C units - not sure worth upgradingWindows need replacing and needs more insulation in areas.Talking to my property managers the average 2 bedroom runs between $600-$750 and 1 bedroom from $575-$650.  

The FHFA HPI is a weighted, repeat-sales index, meaning that it measures average price changes in repeat sales or refinancings on the same properties.

They often have much broader experience in taxation than your average CPA and they can represent you with the IRS.

For example closing costs, average rent, HOA fees, taxes etc. 

@Daniel Kyle the best results, at least from my observations, are the average size 2BR/2BA cabins with a decent view that sleep 4-6 people.

I'm game...A snip-it from a post I did on this thread about investing in Wisconsin: Milwaukee is sitting on some of the most affordable housing in the country, is adjacent to one of the largest freshwater lakes in the world, has entertainment & food that rivals every major metro, it's sports teams bat way above average for a small market which attracts hundreds of thousands if not millions of people here annually, economic development has been happening at a level unprecedented since the '50s (we are breaking ground on the world's largest mass timber building in June), has a tech ecosystem on the ground floor of attracting major talents with partners from the fortune 500 companies in town... 

I did my own CMA and found many comps on the lake sold in the last year the average of 5 of those comps was a sale price of $418k.

The legislation doesn’t make it sound like licensed agents would have any more of a right to market equitable interest than the average joe unlicensed investor.