Multiply that x 2 and that is your max occupancy.

In other words, the commercial price of the house can be multiplied by 2,5 doing what is explained here?

Meaning appraisers fair market rent opinion for all units multiplied by .75 can not be more than the PITI for the property.

., it's asked in a manner of TACTICS, what tactics is a person doing that's getting deals and fact is that's NOT the difference between myself with a steady avalanche of deals and yourself with a trickle at best.

To calculate your deduction, you'll need to track your "business mileage" and multiply by the applicable standard mileage rate based on when those miles were driven.

On top of that since it's an investment property the market rents will be calculated using the Gross Rent Multiplier formula.

Verify the actual tax rate for the property (Current assessed value/current annual tax amt) and multiply it by the new purchase price (since this will be the new assessed value).

But, you could determine a general GRM (gross rent multiplier- sale price/monthly gross rents) for the neighborhood (preferable similar type properties-duplexes vs duplexes, etc) and apply that to each unit's rents or potential rents.

I usually calculate my ARVs based on the square footage of the property after it's renovated, multiplied by the PPSQ of recently-sold properties in the area with a similar age, square footage, amenities, and BR/BA count. 

Is that normal to sell for 2x multiplier?