So subtract a few thousand.

After counting the total rent income and subtracting all deductible expenses such as mortgage interest, property taxes, insurance, maintenance, utilities, management and so on - the property generates $600k annual income.

Omega,You can determine your monthly cash flow by subtracting the mortgage payment from 1/2 of the gross monthly rent.

For that matter, while I don't trust zillow's values, it is a place to look for comps.If you rent for $1850, and subtract 40% for all your expenses (50% rule, but assuming you manage it yourself), your expenses (which do include taxes and insurance, HOA fees if those apply, etc.) are $740.

Simply put, you need to add/subtract $$ according to the differences in the properties.Bill------------------------------------------Bill, Below is a property priced at $99,000 I'm interested in and I would like to submit an offer on with the intention of assigning the contract.

For most investors, that means sufficient equity.For me, that translates into an absolute max of 50% LTV for all mortgages and and liens.This is because you must subtract from the ARV the cost of probate or some other way to acquire marketable title.

Replacement Cost will make any depreciation they subtract from a claims settlement available to recoup after the repairs are made, vs.

The Net Sale Price is computed by taking your Gross Sale Price and subtracting your routine selling expenses such as real estate broker's commission, documentary transfer taxes, recording fees, closing attorney or escrow fees, title insurance costs (owner's policy only), exchange fees, etc.  

Do they subtract from your balance every month?

How much as a percentage of asset value do you subtract to come up with your true net worth assuming any real estate sold will be 1031 exchanged?