If you know what the Gross Multiplier is send that and we will look at the projected profits for 1, 5, 10, 20 and 30 years. 

LOTS OF POTENTIAL DEPENDING ON YOUR NEEDS.See my analysis below, I dropped the asking price down to $ 155,500.Monthly Income: $1,790.00Monthly Expenses: $1,523.74Monthly Cash Flow: $266.26Pro Forma Cap Rate: 7.77% NOI    $12,861.60Total Cash Needed  $18,942.58Cash on Cash ROI    16.87%Purchase Cap Rate  8.27%Purchase Price: $155,500.00 Purchase Closing Costs: $2,000.00 Estimated Repair Costs: $10,000.00...needs paint job, carpet & minor repairsTotal Cost of Project: $167,500.00 After Repair Value $165,500.00Down Payment: $5,442.50 Loan Amount: $150,058.00 Loan Points: $1,500.58 Loan Fees: Amortized Over: 30 years Loan Interest Rate: 5.000% Monthly P&I: $805.54Financial Projections Total Initial Equity: $15,442.00 Gross Rent Multiplier: 7.24 Income-Expense Ratio (2% Rule): 1.07% ARV based on Cap Rate: - 50% Rule Cash Flow Estimates Total Monthly Income: $1,790.00 x50% for Expenses: $895.00 Monthly Payment/Interest Payment: $805.54 Total Monthly Cashflow using 50% Rule: $89.46           Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Now, take you and multiply you several times per week and you'll see that it is just impossible for us to enter into these kinds of arrangements unless it is with a business that I have an intimate working relationship with.

That's a 2.1x multiplier. 

This multiplies the income potential compared to monthly rentals and gives owners much more flexibility for personal use of their island getaway.

An example here might help.I bought a property that was in need of a renovation in a market where the asking price to income multiplier I mentioned was at 3.7 times.

Originally posted by: Name removedDepends on if you are really serious about multiplying your money....I would start by seeking experts that have already done that and been successful, in fact I will be going to an Event held by some very seasoned investors in April, you may want to check out the information here: LInk removedHope to see you there! 

You take your estimated gross rent and divide by 2 or multiply by .5.

For instance, is it your goal to achieve the same "rules of thumb" -ie, $100/door, Debt service coverage ration, cash on cash returns, ROI, gross rent multiplier, using Balloons/Arms?

Now you multiply this by just a handful of instances, not tens of thousands but tens, and all of a sudden numbers are touching on a billion+.