I ask because IMO dressers are by far the hardest thing to shop for that checks all the boxes (quality slides, deep drawers, looks nice) without breaking the bank, which multiplied by several bedrooms can really add up. 

You have to multiply 2000 by 12 = 24,000. 

Hi Joey, The best advice I can give it to learn the average "Gross Rent Multiplier" for each neighborhood in the area.

If they are not on the website, you may need to visit the county assessor’s office in person.2) Find the assessed land value that is written on the tax card.3) Locate the total value that written on the tax card.4) Divide the land value by the total value to determine the amount of the total value that is determined to be land.5) Multiply your purchase price by the value you calculated in step 4 to calculate your land value.National AveragesIf none of the other methods were suitable to calculate the value of your land, your CPA may elect to use the national average land allocation method.

In can multiply returns but what everyone also fails to mention is it can also multiply losses.Now I am not opposed to debt but there is smart debt and bad debt. 

It starts small and slow, but after year 5 or 7 things start to multiply.

And the imputed value will be used - take the tax assessor's assessed value and multiply that by the leveling factor that the PA Dept of Revenue publishes for that county for the year of the transfer and you get the imputed value.

Quote from @Michael Moreno: Quote from @Salvador Ontiveros: I think paying down the mortgage should be demoted from your priorities, at least in the traditional sense.look into what you can do with that money as well as OPM to multiply those funds.

It's the inverse of avalanche debt payoff method, but accrual.

OR is it this number multiplied by a percentage?