You can deduct your actual expected cleaning fees if you already have a cleaning crew set up.To estimate how much to deduct, we look at the AirDNA report for average stay duration (often 3 days) and multiply that by the expected cleaning fee for your crew OR the average of the cleaning fees of my comp set as self-reported in AirBnB when you’re about to checkout.That gives me an idea of the total revenue.

Getting over $600,000 in proceeds back allows for me to fund the next real estate project and keep working to multiply the equity that I have built over the years.

If you make improvements that allow you to increase your rents, another option is to apply a Gross Rent Multiplier to get an estimated market value.

Also, you can break down the rent on your comps to $/sf so that you can accurately multiply the size of your target property by the $/sf that you found for your comp to get what your target property should rent for. 

You are estimating holding costs at 2k with 5 payments and then you are multiplying the principal by the interest too. 

Talk to your neighbors and find out their average nights per month they’re renting out and multiply.

So, loosely, if you take the monthly rent and multiply it by 12, then add in attorney's fees and court costs, you can be at $5000 quite easily.Since your five evictions technically fall under this new legislation, you might get caught in this net. 

That becomes a powerful multiplier.

So multiply that by 12 and divide that number by your down payment, closing costs and rehab if you did one.

So multiply the ARV (After Repaired Value) times 75%.