Only requirement really is that you make six on-time payments first -- so instead of multiplying the payment at the higher renovation interest rate by 360 and flipping out, multiply it by six and stay calm.

Whatever your market rent is can be multiplied by a fixed number of month.

Houses are selling very quickly here, but I would guess that will come to a stand still in the near future as infection cases quickly multiply over the next couple weeks.

I like the gross rent multiplier and NOI.  

Mathematically speaking all of the limited partner's outside basis (80% interest) would have to be multiplied by .63 to compress to 50%.

Hi guys,somewhere I read that a good rule of thumb for changing brick foundation to concrete foundation is $500/linear feet.Does this mean the perimeter of the building in feet multiplied by $500?

The good thing about this is that I can sell one off if I want to later but for now I have to get 2 of everything.Here is the deal just for one unit (the details are the same for both):Purchase price: $95,000No repairs needed (current owner is taking care of the big things found in the inspection)Current tenant pays $925/monthAssuming 5% vacancy and CapExAssuming 8% repairsInsurance is $95/monthTaxes are $153/monthWith a conventional loan of 25% down and a rate of 4.38% here is what the calculator gives me:NOI: $6,128.48Monthly Cash Flow: $154.97Total Cash Needed: $28,590COC ROI: 6.5%Pro Forma Cap: 6.14%Purchase Cap: 6.45%50% rule monthly cash flow: $106.76Income-Expense Ratio (2% Rule): 0.93%Total Initial Equity: $23,750.00Gross Rent Multiplier: 8.56Debt Coverage Ratio: 1.44%Is this a good deal?

I would also keep an eye& ear out for the emerging innovators, every significant economic shift and calamity breeds innovators and those innovators require seed capital, think Facebook, Google, Netflix and so on, those early $ investors made multipliers on their capital that makes any other investment pale in comparison.

Once you've learned how to fix darn near everything, you'll be in a great position to take that ten grand (which should have multiplied by now) and buy your first fixer that you can fix yourself.

That could be a long SOW, in order for that to be accurate, it should be a two part, one is sampling, walk every type and list down the sow at a worst case scenario, multiply, sum, to verify rehab numbers provided by others.