.@ 3,000/mo * 50% = $1,500/mo * 12 mo/yr = $18,000 NOIFrom that, subtract your "mortgage payment" to get your cash flow for the year.Divide your cash flow by your investment ($100k) to get your Cash on Cash return.To me, that's one of the most important numbers to optimize as I am looking to maximize the return on my resources.

If so how do you rate their service, seems pretty legit after going through their site.I presume the $99.95 option is the optimal and standard choice for most.

Each partner will be capable of investing up to 25% of the equity in order to optimize dollars out of each project instead of ROE given that the cost of capital from the fund is far less than the AROI for the project.

Maybe you want a mobile website showing your featured listing and they can't see it on their phone while navigating a non optimized mobile website.65% say they need their smartphone to find stuff when they are not near other Internet connections.

Since this is a new venture, it may be wise (as Jon points out) to spend some time getting educated on a number of different strategies, and then choosing one that makes the most sense and can be executed with optimal efficiency and results.

Offer a Free Report like on techniques to avoid foreclosure and have the site optimized for your local market.20.

In theory there is an optimal leverage ratio that balances the cost of debt with the returns that can be generated with the debt.

Learn the 50% rule... essentially says long terms all your expenses short of direct debt servicing will eat up 50% of the optimal GOI on a rental.Then learn about Cash on Cash.

The PM also has a good feel typically for the level of rehab that is appropriate to bring the property to an optimal state of rental readiness.

Investing and charity are two very different things to me and combining them may be less than optimal for both.