We split all profit 50/50.Using super simple numbers to make the math easy.

he proffered that its pretty simple.. you simply do not have enough gross income on a 600 dollar rental to take care of a property over the long haul.. what are 600 dollar rentals they are 40k houses.. were are they in the major city they are in the worst neighborhoods... simple math.. 600 X 3  ( PM requirements 1800 a month to qualify)  minus 600 rent 200 utls. and you are left with 1000 a month to live on .. how many of you can live your life on 250 dollars a week.. ???? 

this one is pretty good ,dont spend a lot of time on the math questions there is not manyhttp://www.nightbeforetheexam.com/california-real-...Good look

It's more than a math game, really.

The town is right quick about placing a lien against your property.I had someone suggesting I submeter when I first came in, monthly I could simply go down do the math and submit a bill to my tenants.

Sweet, awesome that you can do this math and conjugate verbs for your upcoming GED test, and btw do you by chance own real estate? 

I based my math on 65% occupancy and it still comes out to being far more profitable than traditional renting..This is entirely new to me and will be my first investment property as I will be PCS'ing to Drum in December.

I'm trying to figure out the math here.

I'm currently a student studying math/chemistry and work part time as a tutor.

Your math looks good, but only you can say whether it's a Good Deal.