Then subtract the rehab/deferred maintenance costs from that max offer number and you'll have the offer price for the property.Unless that's not exactly what you're asking for.

Examples of deductions, a portion of which may be properly allocable to Gross Investment Income, include investment interest expense, investment advisory and brokerage fees, expenses related to rental and royalty income, tax preparation fees, fiduciary expenses (in the case of an estate or trust) and state and local income taxes.NET INVESTMENT INCOME: Determine the amount of your net investment income by subtracting your investment expenses (other than interest expense) from your investment income.

I will call for a rough estimate, subtract the difference from my original offer and propose it as a new purchasing price.

The way joint ventures work is it's a win win for allYou have a cellar carry a note for their net equity after you subtract the cost to resell was about 10% so if that's 125,000 that's 12,500 You have the seller carry a note for their net equity after you subtract the cost to resell was about 10% so if that's 125,000 that's 12,500 Then subtract the cost of the rehab and private lender interestThe subtract your  joint venture partner fee and I use 10,000 to 20,000 

After we subtract the $240 in management fees owed to Elite, and add the $1000 reserve money in my management account with Elite, plus the $208 of rent that Elite neglected to collect from one tenant with no explanation, Elite Rentals Chicago owes me $4968.

If the property came with kitchen and laundry appliances, then the current market value of those appliances (thrift shop value) can be subtracted from your depreciation basis and depreciated separately as personal property on a five year schedule.  

I do a simple addendum that adds (or subtracts) from the existing lease and binds them to it.  

They will add back depreciation and interest, then subtract your actual payment.

Average them, then subtract $200.

Adjusted basis takes the original basis and subtracts from that the depreciation you've taken over the years as it was a rental.