Then multiply by 2!

Unit 1 is currently occupied at $1000 rent, Unit 2 is occupied at $900 rent, and Unit 3 on the third floor is currently vacant but if I lived here I'd be living in the 3rd unit which is the smallest, and get a roommate in the 2nd bedroom for around $400 a month.THE PROPERTY EVALUATION:- Purchase Price: $219,000- Gross Potential Income (GPI): $27,600 | Sum rents multiplied by 12 months- Vacancy loss: $1,380 | GPI multiplied by 5% as a fund in case there's unit vacancy- Gross Operating Income (GOI): $26,220 | GPI - Vacancy loss.

Your depreciation amount is multiplied by 2 to 4 because you can depreciate the entire purchase price of the properties which includes the portion the bank finances. 3.

That said, I'm not an expert, so it could be that it isn't the best soil in the world.If the land rents for $8000/year at market rates, is there some standard multiplier I could run that would determine potential overall value? 

Multiply that by the national average electricity rate as of June 2020 ($0.13 per kWh) and you'll find that the typical American family has electricity bills totaling $1,450 a year.

To estimate the rehab cost, multiply the square footage of the property by the rehab cost per square foot.

Then continue multiplying that as I go along frugally. 2.Quit my 9-5 within 5-10 years and make investing my job.

CA is great at allowing you to multiply your capital quickly because cap rates are low, and sale volume is high. 

Maybe it was the initial avalanche of terrifying documentation I faced to get the loan.

WRT to RETs, I pulled the last assessed value and grew it by 3% multiplied by 2%.