Multiply that a few times...I'd take one of those over a big assignment fee any day.

I think that will take some convincing on the appraisal to reach 75%.From searching, it looks like the appraisal weighs heavy on comps and money put into the property, less on the rent multiplier and cap rate comps? 

I would also us the current rents and do a gross monthly rent multiplier based on other 2 family comps, and see what you get. 

So multiply my question above by five times the work for the agent.As investors, we all want to find a deal and on occasion, they can be found - but investors with more experience and capital are looking for them too.

Assume that the sales price will be the appraisal price within 3 years and multiply the tax rate * the sales price to calculate tax. 

"Excel's Rate Formula Answer" is the first percent column, last column is that multiplied by 12.Totals are $22,618.54 for the notes and $635.01 total payments.

The Recorders office collects various fees and how the fees effect landlords as we do multiply transactions.

Wow, that's a great story, I'm looking to get my first property myself, trying to close before the end of year, with the current events looking to hunt for quality deals and multiply year over year.

This multiplier is only going to get higher, making it harder to afford to purchase a home. 

1) They’re real assets, not paper, and they can’t be easily replaced.2) They produce positive cash flow.3) Apartments appreciate when rents rise, the Multiplier.4) Leverage of debt to increase your position.