The remaining amount will be the actual rent allowance that the landlord will receive.For example 2932 Sussex:Zip code 60428 is range PRent for Range P for a 3-bed voucher is $2040Assume the tenant pays all utilities (here I used natural gas heat, natural gas cooking, electric, electric charge, natural gas charge, water heating, water, sewer, trash, range/microwave, refrigerator), all those for a 3BD equals $308 $2040 - Base Rent Amount for 3BD voucher-$ 308 - Utility Allowance for 3BD voucher (subtracted from base rent)____________________________________________________________$1732 - remaining rent allowance payable to landlordSo just remember, you'll have to subtract a significant amount from your rental income if tenant is responsible for the utilities. 

Hey @Tarcizio Goncalves I believe what Brandon meant was after using the calculators for hundreds of time already and having a second nature knowledge on ARV over time made him do his math in just 5 to 10 minutes.

Westchester rocks!!!

Keep that fire lit and ROCK IT!

Naturally, we went with the higher offer to rent. 

After doing some research, I am confident the house has a natural spring under the property.

Heating costs go up in winter, as does electric due to the reduced natural light and people being indoors more.

I really want to figure out the procedure and logistics of the loan repayment and what to expect and things of that nature.

@Matt R. most will be, as most can't accommodate constantly having to shift strategy because of the passive nature of a lot of investors.

So naturally we decided to move into a Renovation home while renting our home.