Obviously, it depends, but how would you divide up that money?

This will give you the property's annual net operating income.Calculate the property's annual debt service: To calculate the property's annual debt service, add up all of the mortgage payments, interest, and other debt payments that the property is responsible for paying each year.Compare the NOI to the debt service: To determine if the property qualifies for a DSCR loan, divide the property's NOI by its debt service.

The 'utilities' cell is the annual amount of landlord utilities divided by 12 because every other cell was monthly.

Takes that expected of of life replacement total, and divides it by the time left.

Is it worth dividing the electric meter?

So now I pull up petition, read it to see if real property is listed, then I read will to see how prop. is divided.

My calculation is based upon cash flow divided by equity. 

I’ve always believed that if the lender is a “partner” sharing exposure and not an at cost money provider dividing the profit of the deal into three sections is appropriate   MoneyMarketingManagement This said it’s not unreasonable to allow a minimum return after “X” profit.  

Take your yearly net income (rents - applicable expenses) from this ADU and divide by the appropriate cap rate.

Divide by 1000 and review what the town/city are charging for commercial properties for an accurate calculation.