I know there are light, medium, and heavy figures that you can multiply by the square footage to get a ball park number.

Multiply that times what you will be charging.

You have to look at 100 deals on paper to identify 2-5 potential deals and I suggest, you make offers on all those potential deals.It's a lot of work but if you do them diligently, you will multiply your $100K initial capital 100-fold. 

Hello everyone, I am new to it+ accent and grammar mistakes:)) sorry still learning.I am thinking to buy large office and if possible divide it into little once to use for virtual office rent. Is it possible to get Un...

Here in Nevada, the Democratic Assembly leader mentioned the coming avalanche of rent defaults, A crisis of their own making, as I opine.

When you start changing the percentage of debt that is on the property, your ROI multiplier increases.

I'm seeing a lot of 2-4 units being sold at 100x the gross monthly rent, and in the A & B neighborhoods, most times at even higher multipliers.

Here is my analysis:Rental Income: $1,500===================================================================Expenses:Taxes: $168Insurance: $35Water/Sewer: $0 (Tenant Pays)Garbage: $0 (Tenant Pays)Eletric: $0 (Tenant Pays)Gas: $0 (Tenant Pays)Hoa: $67Vacancy Rate: $150 ( I do not know what the actual percentage is, I just used 10% because that is what you put for one rental property in spring and I just multiplied it to the rent $1,500)Repairs: $100 (Home has been recently renovated and I doubt there is anything that needs any repairs)CapEX: $100 ( I don't really know how to calculate this!

Finance of America does a ten-to-one multiplier on a line of credit.

Leverage, in a low interest rate environment, multiplies returns.