But when you do the math of 12 properties times 12 months times 25 years times you’re talking 2 out of 3600 months. 0.0555%.

if they are providing all the cash no debt.and for easy math15% of lets say a NET NET NET of 400k  this is after all soft costs and sales costs. profit is 60K total.. and lets say you did a 50 50 thats 30k each and lets say you did not add any GC mark up to your build costs.. so to get to the net number your investor is putting up 340k in cash and these deals usually take 8 to 12 months.. so just easy math at 12 months thats less than a 10% annual return if you do it quicker little higher..

Oh, and just some quick math if you haven't already done so, your remaining VA qualification through entitlement is calculated by subtracting your original VA loan amount from your first purchase price against $766,550 here in Florida, and that is the maximum purchase price that you can qualify for, with a second VA loan, without having to put extra down payment. 

In the fourplex, three units are rented for $5600 total and the fourth unit, after a renovation, can rent for $2500.Let's do some very rough math.

The math is clear, Real Estate by many MANY miles.

Upfront expenses and monthly payments must be considered when calculating the return on your investment.EXAMPLEI will provide details below, but here's the short version for those who hate to read or do math.

I don’t feel like it’s necessary to elaborate on the math because it’s also going to be necessary to calculate leech-field size. 

Based on both of your posts I’ve done a little math and calculated I would have to charge $255 a night (at a 44% occupancy rate) to stand the smallest chance of making what would make this worth it to me.

I get the math though.

@Ian Dale IbradoThis question can be answered with math.