Long time listener, first time caller ;) Finally signed up for the paid plan so I could use the BP Analysis Calculator.

Deal analysis comes from Market Analysis. 

Quote from @Elrondo Colson: I ran a fix-and-flip analysis on a current on-market MLS listing in Columbus and wanted to share the numbers for feedback.Quick snapshot (address intentionally withheld):Single-family home3 bed / 2 bathApproximately 1,274 sq ftWest Side ColumbusRegular MLS listing (not a foreclosure or auction)Rehab Scope (Light to Moderate)Modeled as a cosmetic renovation based on the listing notes:Interior cosmetic updatesKitchen and bath refreshPaint, fixtures, finishesCurb appeal and punch list itemsEstimated rehab: approximately $20,000This is not modeled as a full gut.

Quote from @Elrondo Colson: I ran a fix-and-flip analysis on a current on-market MLS listing in Columbus and wanted to share the numbers for feedback.Quick snapshot (address intentionally withheld):Single-family home3 bed / 2 bathApproximately 1,274 sq ftWest Side ColumbusRegular MLS listing (not a foreclosure or auction)Rehab Scope (Light to Moderate)Modeled as a cosmetic renovation based on the listing notes:Interior cosmetic updatesKitchen and bath refreshPaint, fixtures, finishesCurb appeal and punch list itemsEstimated rehab: approximately $20,000This is not modeled as a full gut.

it is based on the year the property is placed in service.

Here are some solid tools you can find online for free:1) BiggerPockets Rental Calculator: simple and reliable for quick cash flow, ROI, and cap rate checks2) Google Sheets/Excel: build your own analysis templates or use saved ones you find online3) Zillow/Redfin/Realtor: comparative sales & rent estimates4) Rentometer: great for checking realistic rent comps in specific areas.5) Mortgage Payment Calculators (Bankrate, NerdWallet, etc)Free tools and calculators are great for screening deals and running quick scenarios, but they’re only as good as the assumptions you put into them.

Well, let's look at our experience with this service on one of our units.We had a potential tenant look at the apartment and liked it. 

The question will be what is the price point that this service works at for you and the landlord relative to a PM or a handyman service. 

Hi Melanie, Owner of Maven Cost Seg here.This is directionally correct, but the part that is usually overlooked is practical eligibility, not technical eligibility.Yes, any income-producing property placed in service after 1986 can qualify.

@Mike Kirby  Your analysis fails to take into consideration prolonging the useful life of the equipment.