Multiply that figure by a factor of ten.

If a normal person works 40 hours a week for 50 weeks out the year that’s 2,000 hours, multiply that by 5 years and you have 10,000 hours.I started investing early 2012 the catch is for the past 4 years I have put in 70-80 hour weeks so I’m not certain on where I land in total hours.

Then he said that it is industry standard to multiply this amount by 4 to determine the lot price.

I keep it simple:What is the rent multiplier – price compared to rent as a percent.

Even if you only had 15% equity, you can still get it refinanced and have a much smaller MI multiplier than if you had a higher LTV.

I'm open to all scenarios, whichever ones multiply my money the fastest and to the greatest degree.I'd like to start investing in the Boise, Idaho area.

@Cody Steck - see the link below:http://www.mobilehomeuniversity.com/articles/evalu...I personally see the 70 multiplier as function of an expense ratio and a cap rate derived in a single number.

If you use hourly labor (Like I do) personal experience helps a lot- take a look at each project and count the days and multiply by your guy’s daily rate, then do a rough estimate for materials.

The calculator is multiplying the monthly cash flow by 12 to get $16,980 of yearly cash flow.

To summarize, multiplying the headaches and work with multiple single family homes is not worth the cash flow.