Was looking at Brian Page's BNB formula and was inspired to get into the short term rental market.

The calculator has been updated with a few changes including better future analysis charts and graphs, better on-page instructions by hovering your mouse, and I tweaked a few formulas.

Applying that formula to other deals is a good barrier to entry. imo.

There are some standard valuation methods for parks but there are a lot of variables and caveats that might not be included in a standard formula.  

So, in my state, those FMR values would be for a brand new home with all the amenities in the best neighborhood.I could not find any type of 'formula' online, at least not an officially published one to help figure out what they'd be willing to pay.  

There are proven formulas to figure this stuff out !

@Tiffany Ralston Cash on Cash includes the down payment, but I believe it should be isolated and measured on its own.I use the break-even formula. 

I can assure you their cell phone, cable bill, and car payments are no this lax.There's no magic formula but this is usually fixed with a short, professional reminder of the policies spelled out in the lease agreement.

   - Payout formulas should be simple.   

But if you use my formula (to be revealed in a later post), you can make friends anywhere.