The avalanche of new government programs, new tax laws and rules, new reporting requirements, government (lack of) processing and responding, ever-changing technology including adapting to all-remote work - all of that creates an enormous strain on our already thinly spread resources, often resulting in longer delays and lapses in service.

When you enter the address of a property, the site estimates the rent by multiplying the average area $/SF by the subject property's square footage.

hard money usually doesn't lend on more then 12 months they are short term loans, borrowed multiplied by determined interest rate, the final number is your total interest paid over 12 months, divide it by 12 and voila you have your monthly payment

Then he multiplied by the calender days until sale, let's say 300 days. $10 x 300 = $3,000.I think the math makes sense.

Your millage rate is a multiplier to your “just value”.  

To figure out if you can build a 500 sq ft addition, you will have to do the following: take the lot area, subtract the required setbacks, multiply that remaining area (called the Buildable Area) by 3 (because that's the FAR for R2 zones in LA City), and then subtract the area of your house and ADU.

Currently vacation rentals nationwide are  definitely experiencing a downturn, but eventually that will settle at some point, so do not let it prevent you from doing it.I would rather see you purchasing a 1 EXEPTIONAL property versus few mediocre townhomes - that way you are multiplying your problems.I would recommend maybe 9+ bedroom home, which is already themed, at least 5,000 sq ft with private pool and hot tub ( they are not that expensive) and look into a complex that has a LOOOOOT of amenities - lazy rivers, multiple pools, golf course, fitness center, game room, etc.The income from such property, will likely exceed the income from 2 or 3 properties purchased for the same price and your expenses are going to be less- you still have 1 kitchen, 1 pool, 1 set of appliances, etc. to maintain.Please DM me if you have more questions or need assistance- I would be happy to answer them for you.

I have tried to compare prices across Ontario and find Windsor the only place where you can get a gross rent multiplier below 6.

Meaning take all park owned rent and multiply times 0.5.  

Now don't multiply that to the price of the house.