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Updated almost 6 years ago, 01/30/2019

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Mark Harrington
  • Santa Ana, California
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30 year #'s seem way off... I've gone wrong somewhere

Mark Harrington
  • Santa Ana, California
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Hi everyone,

This newbie needs some guidance...  Have a mobile home park I'm trying to analyze.  There are 30 spaces and only 17 are currently rented at $165.00 a month.  I'm trying to use the calculator tool to project a possible scenario of all 30 spaces eventually rented at $250.00 a month.  This increase should be 5.858%.  However at year 30 on the projection it has the rents being well over $250.00 a month.  I can't see what I'm missing....  Appreciate y'alls help! View report

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