Down the road I would like to continually multiply my rentals to have a comfortable passive income. 

If I actually build a house or garage it again multiplies more.Only a tiny fraction of what I spent would have been spent if I were not building a business. 

Opportunity to multiply money.

Rates are fantastic right now, so if your goal is cash flow then I would look at the monthly savings from a lower rate and by getting rid of PMI, multiply by 12, and compare to the total closing costs (minus any pre-paids and any initial escrow deposit) to determine how long it will take to re-coup the costs.

Now multiply that by a dozen units and you've probably found your culprit.How do you figure out which toilet(s) caused the problem with 300 units? 

This may come as a shock to you but there are other children than your own, so multiply that 1hr by a generous small class size of 30, understand that the teacher still has to do all the lesson planning they did before and still has to manually grade some assignments, and likely has zoom teaching sessions for the entire class and maybe you'll understand why they still get paid. 

If the window to contest is still open, I would focus on the GRM (gross rent multiplier) calculation. 

Multiply that by the number of days they'll occupy and you're in business.Example:Rent is $1,000 and there are 31 days in August.$1,000 / 31 = $32.258 (I always round up to the nearest penny, so $32.26 would be the daily rate)$32.26 x 24 = $774.24

For every 1 job lost at a major employer, there’s what’s called the multiplier effect.

Under the “25x Rule” they should multiply their income (or cost of lifestyle) by 25 to determine how much they’ll need in retirement.