Once you have that number, just multiply the number of hours you're working by that hourly rate, and that is the expense you should be applying to your P&L.  

Figure out the ARV, multiply by 70%, then subtract the cost of repairs to get your maximum purchase price. 

If vaccines fail and we have the next surge as we are seeing in Europe, the problems for NYC will multiply.

Multiply it out 25 X 4=100.00 a month  Or 1200.00 a year.

You can typically figure the monthly PMI by multiplying the final loan amount by .85 and then divide by 12 (i.e. $200,000 * .85 = $1,700 / 12 = $141.66/month).Hope that helps.

We look at real estate as less of a transactional 1:1 investment or deal by deal, and try to look at it as a holistic long term strategy which executes flips for multiplying cash, and holds for cash flow, depreciation (offset gains from flips), and equity.

As others have stated it is best to deal with problem sooner vs later as bedbugs will multiply and get worse if untreated.

Many courts or laws invoke a lodestar' calculation: reasonably expected billable hours multiplied by a reasonable hourly rate, sometimes multiplied by a factor reflecting the risk or complexity of the case.

For prop tax I derive the tax rate from the most recent year's tax liability and total assessed value- then multiply that rate times the assumed purchase price.(4) 100% agree. 

If so, you need a sit down with them to explain it's got to be a partnership working together to take care of these critters.The Advion is good (as are many other products from places such as DoMyOwnPestControl) but if the tenants continue to provide a food AND water source for the roaches they will continue to multiply and continue to infest the property.Some tenants are simply stupid about the way they live yet expect the landlord to take care of the pest control situation.