Now, we can always assume a certain percentage, multiply by the current value of the property and find out the appreciation in $.Kyle

Let them be part of the motivation.Everyone is either a divider, subtracter, adder, or multiplier. 

Multiply that one example by 100 and you can see how the lessons of other successful investors are so valuable.

The reason Jon's calculation is $2 higher is that the OP left out the $0.33 from the monthly, so multiply that by 6 and you get $2.

The rule of thumb for ROI is take the peak season highest rate and multiply by 15.

Should I just multiply the 40% x “profit” as we all would define profit on this site?

Here’s what would have happened in the event that $20,000 claim occurred BEFORE we fixed Fred’s policy:According to the coinsurance clause, we have 4 steps to follow: Multiply the value of the covered property ($217,000) by the coinsurance percentage (80%), resulting in an amount of $173,600.

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I 'm in L.A. and RS means is WAY OFF for our area even after their area multiplier.

Would I just take the FMV of the entire house and multiply by 40% / 27.5 for yearly depreciation?