One good test is take the monthly rent total for all units, multiply by 12.

Management fees are determined by multiplying the EGI by the management fee percentage.

Further, most want to divide the plot into individual units, which seems silly to me and multiplies the closing costs.

Finance of America offers a line of credit for flipping that is based on a multiplier (5x I believe) of retirement and savings.

I do not believe that I suggest taking a year off in isolation as a strategy to move towards Financial Freedom, and if I did, that's a section I will need to edit.Instead, I believe that once one has saved up roughly a year of expenses, that options and opportunities begin to multiply that might not otherwise exist.

With that being said, there are a lot of people out there talking about “equity multiple” and simply multiplying the acquisition cost by the equity multiple suggested, and giving out the random disposition amount.

On a rental, find what the property would rent for per month, multiply it by 12 (annual Income) and then subtract taxes, insurance, holding costs, (whatever else you account for) and divide by your offer price to get your net ROI.

That said - they are simply a "multiplier." 

God help us all who can't multiply percentages.

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