Help!  I wanted to check out tax rates within some nearby areas and started out here: http://www.osc.state.ny.us/localgov/orptbook/2012t...I was quickly baffled by the differences between counties, municipalities, cla...

Check with your current plan administrator and see what other options they can offer based on your potential scenario.

There are two slightly different approaches.One is to find a administrator who allows this sort of an investment.

Wendy, send the exact figures to me including taxes, insurance, management, utilities, administration/professioanl fees, makeready expense, trash, landscaping, and all other operating expenses and I will calculate the value for you as well as the asking cap rate, dscr, and price at which I would offer.Hope this was helpful

Subtract off SG&A expenses (selling, general, and administrative), you get "net profit".

Other then some minor administrative work every once and while, that is all the investor would do.Not sure how much of a difference it makes, but each investment is bringing in a 35% return on cash or higher.

These expenses commonly include, repairs/maintenance(NOT Capex, we will get to that later), administrative, property tax, property insurance, property management, etc. 

I'm currently pursuing a Associates Degree in Business Administration.

For instance we've seen several interest rate hikes since the Trump administration came in and cap rates in Dallas have not moved up since the strong demand for these assets are proving a stronger counterbalance for now. 

The penalty as stated right now is $50 per day that you violated the law, but it has to be imposed by a court, not an administrator or LEO.