That will wildly change the calculation for cashflow.I'm guessing it's per month though if its including Gas/Water/ Trash?

But there is still something out there that i cant quite get my head around. apart from certain carrying costs, vacancies and management. most other expenses are fixed vs variable. so when trying to calc overhead based on rent revenue, seems like you can miss wildly. and i guess thats where having your own model for your own area, asset classes etc will solve this.but say for example you've got 2 structurally similar buildings within 25 mins of each other. say they are 4 unit buildings, one is in a high rent area the other in a "war zone" and both need a new roof. well that roof is going to cost you the same regardless of how much rent you are collecting as would any non-cosmetic repair, along with any another non-variable costs. 

@Alysia Young  - 30310 varies wildly from "ok" to "not good at all but could be worse".  

I can agree with Steven Picker The market in 2008 was like the Wild West compared to our present market.

Once gone they might go wild or stay in check.There is a difference between an illness you recover fully from, and ongoing illness where you maintain it and it never goes away, and an illness that progresses and is eventually terminal. 

Then prices  fluctuate wildly.  

But it's the wild swings in between that will have a much larger impact on your investments over a time period that is relevant to you as an individual.

Wild man!

Hey @Karen Margrave I saw this yesterday, wild!  

I think of WY as real wild west and find it hard to believe the color of title is required for AP.