Take the average price per sq/ft and multiply it by the size of the subject property....

This percentage will be multiplied by the installment payments to come up with the profit he's going to have to report each year.

I'd multiply that times 10 (for a 10 Cap rate) and THAT's the value of that property.

(What I do is find out the square footage and multiply the square footage by $20 dollars for a complete over haul) 3.

NOW, multiply this by 10 other short sales of homeowners that waited this long and take some tranquilizers please.

What ever repairs they say are needed I'm going to multiply that by 10 to be careful.

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Another issue is maintenance of all the LLCs, different bank accounts, tax filings, accounting, you just multiply efforts as well as expenses.

I would make a quick guess about the ARV, multiply it by 65%, and subtract $30k for rehab, which is a number I pulled out of mid-air.I need to make a point to visit properties regardless of whether or not they are deals, just in order to get some practice.

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