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

We buy detached single family homes, but you can definitely go with a town-home if that's what you'd prefer- you'd want to focus on large square footage, high bedroom count, and consider avoiding luxury features that add cost like rooftop decks unless they're important to you.Typically house hacks operate similar to a home office deduction - take your eligible, deductible expenses and multiply them by the portion of the house that is a rental (for example, if you buy a 4 bedroom town-home and live in one bedroom you could deduct approximately 75% of eligible expenses).

Come to Hurricane Central or Avalanche central or drought central.2 Change philosophies - Go from high appreciation to high cash flow regions.3.

There are also a lot of home owners that want to cash out in this high equity market before anything changes so they have more room to negotiate.Most owners who purchased these homes got a great deal 3-5 years ago and now are sitting on equity that has multiplied by 100.

Multiply that by the 12 houses you intend to flip in a year and you just dropped your income by 60K in one year because of an ordinance that is currently illegal in the State of Oregon.Account ClosedHow dare you bring logic and math into this!

**Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM)**: A formula used to estimate the value of a property by dividing the property's price by its gross rental income.17.

Your financing costs and payment as well as your property tax will be based on price, so run 5 properties from minimum to maximum price for your criteria, that will give you your debt service multiplier.

yeah, a hell of a lot more right, a multiplier to this. 

Multiply that times 2 rentals or 5, and suddenly an LLC is a good idea, but transferring property in may have tax issues.

The gross rent multiplier is low, so it is hard to sell in the future.