@Kris Miller my two cents and a simple formula is 50% rule.So if the net revenue is $10225x 12 =122700 divided by 2 is $61350 (NOI)multiply by 10 (cap rate which is variable depending on the situation of the building) So the strike price would be $613350.

@Cedric Ballet I hear what your saying, although 800 dollars multiplied by a few dozen properties, annually, does add up.

Since I don't know where this is, but I'm assuming Washington PA or somewhere nearby I'm not familiar enough with what the caps/gross rent multiplier is there to know how the appraiser would apply the income approach. 

So I take the gross rent and multiply x .60.

The 15% is added to the gross income then I used a net income multiplier based on current market value to forecast appreciation.

I've done the avalanche method to pay off some student loans because overall it's just good for your mental psyche to get rid of the baggage of the student loans.Currently, I'm saving up for a down payment while also paying a bit extra on each student loan.

To calculate your ROI on the third bedroom first figure out what the difference in rent you will in for the third room, multiply that number by 12, then divided by 25k; this equals your ROI.

Nathan Greg and I went to the Colorado Avalanche hockey game.

In any betting situation, the odds and the potential win amount are multiplied together to determine a "expectation value".

That's multiplied by the tax rate to determine the annual property tax.