I see a property where the numbers look like they might be good that is in Flood Zone "A", 1% annual chance of flooding. 

If you invest that $100K in say a income fund you can earn 8, 10, 12% returns annually.

The QSR wants to see a site plan first and want us to show a base annual rent figure that we are asking. 

*Vacancy*Repair & Maintenance*Capx, as well as future assumptions:*Annual Income*Annual PV Growth*Annual Expenses Growth*Sales Expenses

Property taxes usually run around $1,300 annually per $100k assessed property in bigger cities like Charlotte, $700 for smaller counties.  

Otherwise, you're going to have to do reporting to another state and pay their annual fees.

This is an annual cash on cash return of 16% ($3,000 / $18,000). 

You would still need to meet the state’s CE requirements, but this is a great way to keep a license active (and reduce annual costs) for someone who is great at generating business, but either does not have the time or desire to work the business.

Is 4% cash ROI and $1000 annual cashflow decent for B+ turnkey property in Memphis. 

Annually the are regulations proposed to restrict San Diego STRs.