Things like:Renovation costs adjusted for local contractor rates (not national averages).Neighborhood data that isn’t just demographics, but factors investors actually track — school rezoning, insurance costs, landlord/tenant laws, etc.Cash flow assumptions that can be tweaked for different investor profiles (flippers vs. buy-and-hold vs.

Quote from @Tyler Foshe: I downloaded the BiggerPockets lease and landlord forms for my state.

I can add value that could allow me to extract all my investment, but I would have large negative cash flow after the high LTV refi rto extract my investment.I recognize not everyone has an up to date profile (my profile does not include my last two acquisitions) but not one person that posted that brrrr are still a viable option has a single brrrr in their profile.  

Also, the Meyers duplex on your profile is a Class D property in a Class D Neighborhood, so not a great rental for an OOS investor.DM us if you'd like to chat about a better approach:)

Called the police once we got a download on a memory stick we gave them.

A zero levered project will have much lower returns (and should have lower risk profile) than a 80% levered project. 

Unfortunately, I am unable to locate the downloadable bonus content and files that accompanied my eBook purchase.I have searched my email for the original link provided at the time of download; however, it appears that it may have been inadvertently deleted or moved to my junk mail folder.

So I can't add any of the fields I'd want to see for the list of properties like Fair Market Value or ownership of each property, without downloading it in Excel and building what I've already built in spreadsheets.

@Mario Madero so many issues with your post:1) It's an ad and should be under the Classifieds Forum2) Why would anyone hire you when you have not shared:- Location- Company name- Website- Required license3) Your BiggerPockets profile is lacking all of the above also!

Do an internet search and get a rough idea of what the income and family profiles are for your immediate neighborhood.Do an internet search and get a rough idea of how big the rental market is in your immediate neighborhood. .