Multiply that by 4.

Also another investor in my area was saying that if the house is pretty to multiply the squares but 10$ and that should give u to reproduction costand, if its ugly to multiply by 20$and if its a piece of crap by 25$Now I don't know if its right.

Multiply by 70%.

Of course cash flow is always the first metric I look at, but what about GRM (gross rent multiplier = purchase price/ annual rents)?

Before buying, I would perform a full analysis of income and expenses to include real taxes and insurance.I have always learned to apply drive by math first (gross rent multiplier).

It seems to be an avalanche after that.My biggest piece of advice is to stay on top of WaMu and to not give up on getting it sold short.

I'm at the point in my investing career where I want to multiply my equity rather than grab long-term cash flow.

I only do this for 30 year fixed interest loans.For 7% interest I use the factor 0.00665For 8% interest I use the factor 0.00733You simply multiply the loan amount times the interest rate factor.

It's just read and add or multiply.

Obviously if you multiply Kyle's success, I think so.