Gross rent multiplier (GRM) -- is a quick way to assess the property against others. 

This way actually lets you easily multiply the power of the 1031 and take full advantage of the owner carry.

I created a Google Sheet with every market on the BP sub-forums (or at least as close to those markets as I was able to pick) listing their price to rent ratio (AKA gross rent multiplier) and median home price from Zillow data.

Multiply that by 15 syndicators and you have a lot of smart, experienced people looking at a lot of deals for you.

Just look up your target property on the site by the address and multiply the assessed value by the tax rate.

Then there is the marked multiplier. 

Then multiply it by 1.2 (more or less) as a buffer.Strategy One: Buy a fixed annuity with 2% inflation.

Just ask the realtor, since you are already working with one.2) Take that number, multiply the % discount, such as (65, 70, 75, 80) that your buyer is interested in.

Then simply multiply by 0.75 (aka 750).I would assume that all other costs associated with the occupied unit would be the same - with the assumption your renters will treat the property as well as you! 

As far as the compensation they are taking a certain $ amount per sqft based off the land appraised and multiplying it by the 3,063sqft.