RE math is not difficult, what can be difficult is to know when to divide instead of multiply or how to set up a simple equation, recognize the proper way to set up the math problem.Can you sell ideas, concepts or things?

Even if you only spend 20 minutes looking, multiply that by 3 and there went an hour.

But none of my rental basements are near that size - the biggest is just over 600 sq ft. 10K might be high; measure the perimeter wall lengths and multiply the total by the numbers I supplied earlier to see if your quotes make sense.

Well you can use the 2% rule, or Lindahls Yearly Gross Income divide by 2 then multiply by 10, if you know the area really well you can use GRM * Yearly Gross Income or a Cap Rate Valuation.

Multiply that by the total hours of training and it's really expensive.

The $500,000 exemption is multiplied by 83.3333% which equals $416,666 that will be the exclusion on the gain on sale of the residence.

Looked at tear downs for existing utilities & easy permitting to save but no luck so far.If I can build 3 duplexes on one larger lot, economic multipliers help out a lot-I can get the land down to 75K (HALF)-Utilities 7.330K per duplex.

You may feel like you're losing ground now, but you'll multiply your success years from now.

Consider mortgage payments, insurance payments, maintenance costs (lawn mowing, cleaning, etc.) and multiply them by the number of months the buyer can expect to hold the property for.

Another way to say that is you want a GRM (gross rent multiplier, purchase price / annual rent) of 1.5.