Extrapolating from a DOT purchase sounds like you're just taking per-acre and multiplying for the whole size.

in a 1,200 sq ft house, there's always things that pop up and ruin the budget...multiply that by 3 for this house, and you see this could be an expensive project.

(This gives you the average cost per square foot for all the comps.)5.Multiply this number by the number of square feet in your subject home.Example:Sales PriceSq.ft.Cost Per Sq.

In general, average acquisition indebtedness for any tax year is the average amount of the outstanding principal debt during the part of the tax year the property is held by the entity or IRA.The amount of gain or income taxable as UDFI for any tax year is the total income, multiplied by a fraction.

Then you multiply that by 30% to get the tax you owe AZ.Or, something like that.

This works even if there is no spread between the earning rate and the borrowing rate on the policy.Now multiply this out times many years of premiums and reinvestment of the "side fund" gains back into more premium which can be further levered.Life Insurance is an amazing financial tool.Here's a video explanation:https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Gross rent multipliers is what they use more commonly, I don't know why.

But when it is a quit claim deed for a dollar instead of actual consideration like you are suggesting, it is based on the Tax Assessed Value multiplied by the common level ratio of the county you are working in.

I have money put aside so that we dont have to be distracted by bills while Im working, I have about 100K in cash that needs to be multiplied and I have some ambition that should come in handy.The past week or so I've just been driving around target neighborhoods, trying to get a feel for streets, value and home styles.

try to go with one or two appraisers for a week at their office and ride along with them, it will give you what you are asking for, before cuomo put the AMC in place here in california the appraiser was receiving an average of 350 per assigment now the AMC will ask that bid on that assigment, the lowest bidder gets it, in the past months 3 appraisers that i talked to 1 had done 5 appra. the other 7 and the last one 22 in that month, they were getting from 175 to 210 per assigment, these are SFR in average it will take 8 hours to complete with very fast turnaround time, 1 hour for comps, 1 hour drive, 1 hour for inspection, 1 comps photos, 1hour drive back, 2 to 3 hours to type and finish, so if get the bid at 200 and you are able to get 5 a week = 1000 take 200 for expences thats 800 per week, you can multiply any way you want, it was good at the 350 to 400 pay.