:40-60% gross revenue (after cleaning fees) for either 2 years or until the investment is recouped then 5-15% cut in perpetuity. 

In other words, if gross income has already been reduced by the fee, then you can't deduct it again.And yeah, it's very off-topic my friend  :)

Income Evaluation No of Units Unit Rate Income       2 Bedroom Unit A 1                 650.00                                    650.00           2 Bedroom Unit A 1                 650.00                                    650.00 2 Bedroom Units A 1                 650.00                                    650.00 2 Bedroom Units B 1                 650.00                                    650.00 2 Bedroom Units 1                          -                                               -   3 Bedroom Units B 0                          -                                               -   Garage Units 0                          -                                               -                  -   Storage Units 0                          -                                               -   Laundry Units 0                          -                                               -   Comm Units 0                          -                                               -   Comm Units 0                          -                                               -   Comm Units 0                          -                                               -   Total Monthly Income 5                                    2,600.00 Total Annual Gross                              31,200.00 Total Annual Cost / EBIDTA                                9,911.86 Net Cash Flow (Annual)                              21,288.14 Net ROI 42.39% Monthly Cost of Operation By Landlord By Tenent Monthly Annually Monthly Taxes x                                       137.50             1,650.00   (From Historical Data) Montly Space Rent (MHP)                                                -                            -   N/A Monthly Insurance x                                       100.00             1,200.00 Calc'd Monthly HOA                                                -                            -   Posted Monthly Water/Sewer   X                                       320.00             3,840.00 Estimated Monthly Garbage X                                       160.00             1,920.00 Estimated Monthly Electrical X                                                -                            -   Tennant Monthly Heat/Gaas   X                                                -                            -   Tennant Monthly Other Utes x                                                -                            -   N/A Monthly Yard Maint x                                         20.00                 240.00 Estimated Monthly Maint - Op Ex x                                       260.00             3,120.00 Calc'd - 10% Cap Ex x                                       260.00             3,120.00 Calc'd - 10% Monthly Vacancy x                                       182.00             2,184.00 Calc'd - 7% Screening/Tennant Management x                                         20.00                 240.00 Estimated Monthly Management x                                                -                            -   At Risk - Self Manage MONTHLY OP EXP                                   1,459.50 Total Annual Expenses                                 17,514.00 Total annual Debt Service                                   8,452.36 Net Operating Income NOI                                 13,686.00   Net Income                                       5,233.64 ROI % 10.42% Low/Average CAP Rate (Net Income/Purchase) 2.92% Extremely Low  Cash Flow per Door                                       109.03 Very Low  Tax Assessment  Estimated Expenses - 50% Rule                                       159.50 Conservative Banked Amount - CAP Ex, Repairs, Vacancy                                   8,424.00

According to RealtyTrac and the National Association of Realtors, the average Fix & Flip takes 6 months, has a gross profit of $67,000 (before rehab costs are subtracted) and has a Net Profit of $15,000 after all expenses are accounted for.

I'm hoping that someone could point me to a lender that will use a gross rent multiplier for a cash out refi in the area.

NOI is your gross rent minus all your expenses except debt service.Commercial financing will have a higher interest rate and usually be locked for 5-10 years with 20-25 amortization.

@Ricardo Kendrick, is it now dawning on you that getting a (theoretical) gross return of 1.6%/m by buying any random property in that area might not be as fabulous an idea as you first thought?

Then if you want to slough the numbers with a justification of how house hacking reduces your monthly mortgage/rent, at least you're armed with the analysis for both scenarios, and can make a qualified decision.Roughly, $500k purchase with $4000 monthly gross rents doesn't hit the 1% rule of monthly gross rents being 1% of the purchase price.

With an overall understanding of the market today, finding a turkey property with gross rent hitting above the 2% rule of thumb seems rather high.

Hello everyone - i have a question about the feasibility of a strategy I hope to employ in the coming months to make my first real estate investment:I currently gross ~150K annually, have a 750+ credit score and have saved ~$40k that I can use to purchase an investment property.