One of which is return on equity that is the potential total return on the equity from all sources (cash flow, amortization, appreciation potential, tax benefits) you would have in the event you were to "sell," this property.

Here’s the results of my properties, 2 duplexes, or a total of 4 units.Expenses that were common to the property (the duplex) were just tracked as 50% for each unit.

They have a total of 9 parking spaces, of which this particular tax lien parcel would cover about 3.5 regular and 0.5 disabled parking spots (see photo attached).

They are not totally just money thrown away.

The piece missing is what percent of existing stock the new permits represent, you'll have to find the total size of your market from other sources to complete that calculation.

Totally true.You're in a great region for buy and holds.

My name is Raphael and I just turned 22 in the DC area.I have successfully closed 3 wholesale deals currently, but came across a situation with 2 Multi-Families that seemed to need a more creative approach.Check it out..I have a seller that owes 2 Multi fam buildings.Wants to sell for 1.2 Million.Willing to do Lease Option or provide seller financing.Needs at least 600k Down...Now..I have a NY Buyer ready to put down 750k and purchase it total at 1.4 Million.Obviously financing the rest.1,400,000-750,000=650,000What is the best way to work this deal out so I can provide a WIN for everybody and still make Big Bucks!

Bob never has the knowledge that agent z was an owner in the LLC and b/c of agent z's advice to take the offer bob took under market value for his property) A scenario like this is totally against license law.

What I meant was that the total monthly payment for principal, interest, taxes, and insurance combined would be about $262/month.

Sorry, now I need to briefly clarify because I relied on the comments in the thread rather than your initial scenario.