Now take the original Loan amount of your property and multiply it by 25%.

When I am getting a property under contract to wholesale for a buy and hold investor I will simply use GRM (Gross Rent Multiplier) to get to a quick offer price and go from there.

So, $3,000 per call multiplied by the total number of calls you have the company place.Furthermore, while most real estate investors don't realize that their calls can be considered "telemarketing" under the TCPA because they think of a telemarketer in a common sense approach versus the legal definition, there would probably be other violations under 47 C.F.R. 64.1200(d) which could add another violation to the mix.

Find the price per square foot and multiply by the square footage of your house you want. 

That cash flow will continue to grow and I'll be multiplying my money to keep reinvesting it for more.

If you have short-term rentals, then the common misconceptions really multiply, including using the right depreciation period (39 years), using the right schedule (it's generally still E, not C), and considering if a client qualifies for the "STR loophole" (most generalists typically won't know about that option at all). 

Even with an increase risk in coastal areas, the 3-5x multiplier in performance with maybe a 10-15% risk increase Ian completely justified.  

(The numbers start to get "real" when you start multiplying by 37!!!).  

Then I will have another workflow that counts the number of "dents" for each record and multiplies it by my cost per piece.

*quickly multiplies purchase price of my STR by 0.15... okay cool, I'm good*Agree with what others said.