A certain % to the building value or perhaps a multiplier of the average monthly expenses?  

However, the amount due to the CA Franchise Tax Board is whichever amount is larger—either $800 or the net income of the corporation multiplied by its applicable corporate tax rate.

Can some help me with the calculation such as Gross rent multiplier, cap rate, and whatever else you think I should know.

In terms of what you should offer typically ARV less rehab multiplied by 70% is the historical formula.

that is your cash reserves.. here is what I want you to do.take ALL of your expenses (related to your business) and multiply that number by 12 for instanceif your total business expenses are avg 5k/month x 12 = 60k <- that is how much money you should have in reservesthose reserves are used for instances like when the market turns or rents drop and vacancy increases or a tenants ex boyfriend drive his car into your house!....

Hope you are able to multiply it over and over again!

Yeah I've asked one major plumbing company and he also mentioned that could be very expensive especially multiply meters@Nathan G.

(Don't forget, interest rates are annual, payments are monthly, so divide the rate by 12 and multiply the number of years by 12.)If you're talking about Capitalization Rate, I have yet to calculate a CapRate that matches anybody else's.

The reason is they know these buyers typically have some money and are trying to multiply it.

To figure her gain attributable to the period of nonqualified use, she multiplies $190,000 (the gain not attributable to the $10,000 depreciation deduction) by 0.322.