The cost will be somewhere between .2% or .3% multiplied by the final property value.

"If you meant per meter square, you want to multiply not add. 

It's not the tenants, it's the administrators in the office...words cannot describe the level of sheer incompetence or carelessness...compare it to going to the DMV office and then multiply that by 2000%...

In such cases, the net income of each activity with positive net income for the year is multiplied by a fraction: the numerator is the combined net income for all significant participation activities, and the denominator is the combined net income for the activities with positive net income.Eg: Betty is a full-time teacher, but she also owns stock in two S corporations (Acorp and Beecorp) that pass through income to her.

Multiply that middle comp Times 80% should be about the number.

But it is risky and I lost money on other bets.I still have a permanent life insurance policy as foundation where all my cash flows in first… It acts as a multiplier of the returns I am making in real estate, and also add a layer of safety.

I would flip houses and get some buy and hold properties here in Rochester NY and in Columbus Ohio, until I have multiplied that 1 million dollars.

My time is valuable, getting a winning bid is only 10% of all walks, and not owning the house multiplies it by 10%, simply because there is only 10% chance of them pursuing the house, that's virtually 1% of my chance getting that bid.

From what I have read, the best way to determine an offer price is the following formula net profit x 50/60 = offer price. (50 or 60 would be selected as the multiplier depending on the current state of the business and repairs needed.

(Or whatever your multiplier is that fits).