Multiply that $/Sq.Ft. by the number of Sq.

Also, is the multiplier on gross or net income, I assume gross but wanted to be sure?

I suggest that you take your calculated amount and multiply by at least 1.25 because the only certainty is that everything will not go according to plan.Good luck!

I'm new to Charlotte and looking for partners/ideas.If you had $100,000 to invest in the Carolinas passively and wanted to multiply it as quickly as possible, where would you invest it? 

I’ve only heard of the LOC multiplied by assets for the flip lines from FoA, Corvest, etc. 

(Yearly Gross Rental Income) x 7 x building condition adjustment factor = MAO Yearly gross income can be derived from monthly income by multiplying with 12 months in a year.

I'm not going to bother with the numbers, only to point out that everything you posted about Buyer A is true for Buyer B but multiplied by a factor of however many units he/she has minus the incremental cost of the leverage.

Then multiply into the sq ft of the property you want to buy.

Check under the education tab and the Tools tab.Two terms you should be familiar with for Multi Family buildings are "Cap Rate" and "Gross rent multiplier".

Given a GRM of 8.7 and a GOI on my subject of lets say 30k a month- fair market price of my subject is $261,000. (30,000*8.7=261,000)If the GRM was the same for the area your duplex deal is in then a fair market price is $168,084.Gross Rent Multiplier serves to indicate what the market is paying as a multiplier of the gross income.