So it subtracts the depreciation from the replacement cost. 

You'd want to subtract the back taxes off those figures.

Similarly, HUD derives FMRs for single-room occupancy units by subtracting 25 percent from the zero-bedroom FMR (i.e., they are set at 0.75 times the zero-bedroom (efficiency) FMR)." https://www.federalregister.go...Also note that bedrooms must have at least 75% of the room at 7ft or taller or they will not be counted (think about rooms that have part of a stairwell in them leading to a 2nd floor unit above).

David, i often just a pencil and paper, total your income, use 85% of that number as a max, subtract your cost, if you still make 200 per door, your good. if stuff has a high deference on maintenance, your cost will be higher, unless you budget that up front.

At closing, the commission is subtracted from the money the seller receives. 

Once there, I could subtract the debt service and capital improvement set-aside (note this was a NN) to determine my net cash flow.  

Records the repair as an eco ensue and the money you subtracted from their security deposit as income. 

if it needs a roof (subtract $15k) if the bathrooms are poor (subtract $5k per BA) if it doesn't have central heat on the first floor (Subtract $10k). 

Go through these steps to find your answer:1 - Find out exactly how much of a loan you can get when you refi.2 - Subtract the existing balance from your current loan, and the closing costs for this new loan, from this amount. 

If you subtract 16 out of the 35 equity you get 19, so that's where my guess was about the equity you could pull out.