I own a trucking company that provides freight transportation through out New England, Connecticut and New York.

Scott England I would typically never share my personal finances with anyone.

I'm looking to get in to investing in the New England area and want to connect with like minded people or seasoned people for advice.  

We are buy-n-hold types in the Maritimes with a couple of co-owned properties in New England.  

We struggled to find a way to buy more houses back in the US while still living in England.  

I would like to become more involved in other aspects, but I will be moving to England in October.

I have lived in Charlotte for 6 years, but I had to move to the New England for work.

I'm located on the Westside of Los Angeles, Originally from the North West of England. 

Thank you @Joseph England.

Nate,to add to @Kit England explanation, it would be the Annual net operating income. i believe in figuring all your expenses first as kit says and then you can figure the property value, but if you want to figure a property quickly, use the 50% rule where you figure 50% of your income will go towards expenses, so your NOI will be 50% of 5500 x 12 = $33,000, now divide by cap( 8%) = $412,500. i personally wouldn't rely on that but it would give you an idea. make sure you sit down and figure your expenses before putting in an offer.