Annually, that is $5232. 

Sometimes rents are actually marked up and still don't go towards the purchase price.Final price marked up to cover things like annual maintenance.

Maybe you can take a crack at using the assessors site in a market that updates annually, but good luck in California (just as an example).

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I want borrow $50k per person from my family and friends with a Interest rate of 10% annually (distributed quarterly or monthly) to purchase and rehab a deal, stabilize the property, and put debt on it from Fannie Mae.

For example...150k ARV property with 6,000 annual taxes and a 10k tax and sewer lien150k - 10k lien - 18k (3yr taxes) - 35k rehab - 15k unknown - 40k flip profit - 15k sales cost = 17,000 Max premium bid

They charge you an annual rate and then the out of pocket costs for extras like freon tend to make the repair costs as much as it would cost to hire your own person.

If so, how exactly do people calculate annual and monthly tax for a property they come across on MLS/Realtor.com?

I just spoke with Liberty Mutual they quoted $ 2,009 annually for the two family which covers up to 500K I already have an umbrella for personal through them along with Auto and home so they would add the 2 Family to that and bring the total to 1.5 Million- the issue I still seem to have is LLC or not -feedback it really doesnt look like it protects me -So buying the home in the LLC's name with a personal garauntee is not an option?

With that said, the margins are quite small, however, I'm sure there is room for improvement and appreciation.If you could, please, I'm not quite understanding the Management fee (I understand the 6% being on an annual basis of the $18.6k) - but then there's the $750 placement fee and 50% of the rent?