As you suspected, I've leveraged the agent pairing function for a number of realtors; just looking to force multiply here.

To find the tax basis for the land your accountant will likely determine the land value for the entire parcel (using tax records or a similar source) then multiply that by the % of the parcel that is being sold.

Yeah I've notcies i would have a better ROI numbers wise if i leverage the 100k into multiply properties instead of having all my cash tied up into 1.

Actually those who are innovators and leaders benefited from all the other people's misery and misfortune, and multiplied their portfolios for pennies on the Dollar.Putting it another way: You can eat at McDonald's everyday and receive a very predictable but also unhealthy and lame meal.

Multiply this number by the total square footage of your house and it should get you pretty close to the actual ARV. 

If I were to conservatively run an estimate, I’d take the total revenue on airdna and multiply it by .70 to reflect the cleaning fee, maintenance, and a small buffer.

By multiplying this with subject property's square footage by 2,263, our total equates to $280,476 (ARV – AVG SOLD).

Using just a percentage of UPB does not provide much otherwise.A rough rule-of-thumb is to multiply the monthly P&I payment *12 then divide by the desired return.

I agree with you it would be not just for one property but rather 1k per unit multiplied by several units. appreciate your comment and suggestion. best d 

The simplest thing to do is take your cash-flow after expenses but before debt service and multiply it by your effective tax rate, that will give you an estimate on the taxes you will owe.