My dad is a Contractor..They add the Materials of how much is it..then He multiply that by four..if the material is $1k labor and materials will be $4k

Multiply your rental income by .5 and you arrive at your net income, or net operating income (NOI).Multiply your NOI by a cap rate.

This has helped my business to look back on the past week or month and see what we need to do to SCALE and multiply our results by 2, 3, 5 etc.

You should’ve able to achieve considerably better than a gross rental multiplier over 8

So today’s money should be between 11 and 60% depending which multiplier you use. 

Most of them don't like bidding/doing standard remodels/rehab work and your project is different than most.I always tell people when budgeting rehabs/remodels "Take your most accurate money and time budget, multiply the money by two and the time by four". 

I’m curious because as we scale our own PM company, I’d like to think that if these are done well, they would bump up our valuation / multiplier i.e. prospective buyers would value the “how” in addition to the “what”

You’ll be eligible to buy another house hack sooner (multiplying your net worth building machine).You can refinance if rates drop in 6 months to a year.

But I have a question, I have heard Jamil Damji say that he sometimes just multiplies the sqft by a constant number to estimate repair costs.

From what I read, for rental properties the annual tax is 6% of the appraised value multiplied by a millage.