Forced appreciation or buying properties well under market value is your wealth multiplier and that is how you scale quickly.

The n is a multiplier which is the number of years you have occupied the property.If this is your forth year as a tenant, then the number works out to be $50*4 = $200.If this is your first year as a tenant, then the number is just $50*1 = $50.This is then the amount you can deduct from your rent for a period of say 60 days or longer (TBD) IF you the reduced rent on time. 

You have to take the amount saved ($2500 in your case, $18,000 in my case) and multiply by 10%, then by the years invested.

Try to find out the Gross Rent Multiplier for the area when comps are not available.

The more important tax relief date would be April 15th.When partnerships or s-corps fail to file their returns by the due date, the IRS will impose a minimum penalty of $205 for each month or part of the month the return is late multiplied by the number of partners or shareholders.I've included links to IRS instructions regarding penalty relief below.

If you can get $100 extra a month, you take the multiplier of that to see what the ARV of the increased income would be.Any extra items you can put that drive income will also drive value.

If a small biz has $100,000 in prior year salary multiply by 2.5 they could get $250,000.

Your # of doors is taking after Covid and multiplying

Take that monthly number and multiply it by 12 to determine the annual income.Subtract All Of The Expenses: Next, take the rental income and subtract any expenses you expect to incur.

So now if you have a property with a HSF of 2,500... you would take that and multiply by the $2.50 to get a kitchen renovation figure of $6,250!