It makes for a boring show to listen to people who bought 100k houses in California and waited for the market to turn so they can multiply their portfolio.

(We use a 'rent multiplier formula', 100 times rent, to value properties)What if a partner dies?

Would anyone here buy an all POH MHP based solely on a rental income multiplier?   

A) Take your 2019 Depreciation and multiply it by 27.5.

You take all days beyond 1 calendar month and multiply by the daily rate to get your total back rent owed, which should be up to and including the date you get possession.

As an out of state investor the problems are multiplied and they will get out of hand if you don't have a process to deal problems as they arise.

Anyway, you take your total business miles that you track and you multiply them by the applicable rate, which Congress changes every year to adjust for inflation.

Spaces: 13Cap Rate: 8.50%Gross Rent Multiplier: 5.50%Occupancy: 75%Lot Size: 1.17ACNOI: $34,000Details: 13 Pads, only 11 are rented, a cottage and duplex is also on the property for a total of 16 units.

economy of scale, closing costs, closing times, headaches hassles multiplied by # of properties equals minimizing # of properties minimizes headaches.. also appreciation and value add is calculated much differently. . exit strategy is more difficult even in a portfolio sale, different properties could yield different rents where as 16 unit is localized and controlled individually. and then. and then. and then. and theeeennnnnn

If you can multiply your income if by wholesaling, doing a flip ect then you’ll be able to pay down the CC debt in no time and then also focus on more deals.