To me it seems, and I could be wrong, but it seems regardless of what the market is doing there is room for investors to make moves. upward markets build equity that can be borrowed to multiply number of boxes/doors.

If I can estimate 1 unit, then all I have to do is to multiply times the # of units.So basic items like flooring, kitchen cabinets, painting, bathroom cabinets and bathroom sinks.

1) Divorce - divorce is a housing multiplier.

Add all the figures up the. multiply by 4 (4= 4 different platforms) You will find for example a figure of $318,000-   This will be your ARV.  

Your Mentor (he or she may not see them-self as a Mentor - but a teacher, a partner - an opportunity to make more deals - a way to multiply their income).Become a Locator (also known as a Bird Dog), get into the market, go to auctions, talk to title company associates - agents and hard money lenders.What you want to know is who is THE MAN!

.$1,500 + $818= $2,318/month multiplied by 24 months is $55,632.I know that the number will be lower than $55k because of many costs involved, so let's say for 2 years the cost of business is $10,000... so that will leave with $45k for a downpayment on a 3rd home.After 2 years I will move out of the 2br and can collect $1,300/month from that which will be "profit" to $2,118/month.Going into the purchase of a 3rd home, I can have $45k in cash for a down payment, and have a cash flow of $2,300/month.

My understanding is there is an accepted formula where-by they determine the unit value of the largest available replacement tree, and then multiply by the number of units of the removed tree, and then any adjustment values for location, breed and such.I will ask the tenant to grab a leaf and an acorn for species identification purposes.

I calculated what my monthly living costs were and multiplied that by two.

By that I mean, just because the property next door has CR=7.5% doesn't imply that yours  will or should be the same.A back of the napkin equation for ARV would be the sum of all monthly rentstimes 12 months; this get's you to the GSI(Gross Scheduled Income)times a GRM(gross rent multiplier) and reasonable number is 10and the ARV is ~= FMV just calculated.

It's a great strategy if rents increase and appraisals are positive, but if the market turns on you it can quickly multiply your losses.During the trough of the financial crisis, home prices fell so violently in certain locations that odds are the prices would revert to their historical mean which made it an absolute great time to be bullish on BRRRR.