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How to determine the value of a cashflow
Hi All,
I am looking for the formula to derive an offer price based on an anticipated cashflow. I want to avoid using an ARV estimate and just derive the price based on the cash flow.
Details:
This is a single family home that is very small with no other comps in the area. I can rehab the home for about 20K. The taxes are 8,0000/ year. I can rent the house for about 1,600/month. How can I determine the offer based on an NOI?
Thanks!