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Mindy Bowden HVAC - replace now or later?
29 May 2018 | 16 replies
Multiply the cost of the repair times the age of the unit.
Paul Brady Bank calculating rental income wrong?
21 March 2023 | 11 replies
when calculating rental income all lenders go off the net profit, not the gross. you either take the lease income and multiply by 75%, then subtract the mortgage payment.
Account Closed Detroit Bankrupt
12 October 2014 | 47 replies
Now multiply that one block effort to a land area the size of Manhatten.Without eminent domain this can not be done on the scale necessary to help the city gain control of large tracts of land.
Collin Hays Is now a good time to invest in the Smokies?
8 February 2023 | 13 replies
If people are still paying a rent multiplier of 8x then I will have doubled the equity on top. 
Kenny Simpson Buyers market or housing CRASH?
2 February 2023 | 42 replies
Inflation will come back at a force factor multiplier of what it just was.
Trent Kloter Metrics to value CRE
18 October 2020 | 6 replies
Multifamily I like to look at price per door, price per square foot, and gross rent multiplier
Brian Willard Gross Rent Multiplier Calculation
3 November 2018 | 0 replies
I ran a BRRRR report and it was laid out the following:ARV $275,000Estimated Repairs $17,250Purchase Price of $175,250 (70% of ARV - repairs) Assumed Gross Annual Scheduled Income $$28,200I notice the Gross Rent Multiplier is calculated based on purchase price.
Frank Lodge Bookkeeping do it yourself or hire
4 March 2023 | 25 replies
Even a simple excel spread sheet can drive someone insane trying to learn how to multiply in an excel cell.  
Kaylee Walterbach What's one quality you look for in a real estate agent?
23 October 2020 | 130 replies
When you find an agent that understands the game investors play the agent can become a force multiplier for your operation.
Jorge Leon Jr Snowball affect best route single home rentals
14 September 2018 | 33 replies
i am buying my first property roght now will be move in ready , owner financed  at145k and put in a renter at 1600-1800 rent and will pay it down as fast as possible within 1 year but my main goal with property number 1 is to gain equity and then do  equity cash out loan and then multiply from there with sub 100k propertiesAnd then from there if i purchase 5 houses thru loans not sure if to pay down loans or keep buying additional houses with 20% doan payments I know after i hit limit of 10 loans ill be paying off smallest loan and buy 1 more and repeat that for a whileOnce i have 10 propertys paid for sure probably will step into small multi’s 2’s 3’s 4’sThe restaurant is mine for sure income wont go away so i wont be dependent on cash flow from rentals to live off of with that wxcess money will be going towards smallest loan to pay off quickly Am i on the right track here with my thoughts?