To figure the monthly payment just multiply the loan amount by the interest and divide by 12. 8)

I hear the fine was $100,000 plus multiply law suits.

Your method might be okay to estimate fixed expenses, but 1) those expenses will need to be multiplied by some factor to project future expenses, in which case the accuracy is at the mercy of your factor, and 2) this ignores all variable costs (or, even worse, you assume that past variable costs are a good estimate for future variable costs... if so, I hope that sounds a little off when you actually hear it out loud).As far as I can tell, the main beef people here have with the 50% number is that it seems too easy.

Just remember that the expense will multiply times the ammount of llc's you have per property each year.In the beggining don't worry about it to much but as you grow do invest in yourself and explore better opportunities with your cpa.

If you would have clicked on the order page you would have notice this price at the bottom for page where it states the prices for single and couple pricing but I am sure you were to hung up on the guarantee section that you failed to read the bottom of the second paragraph on the top of the page the following sentence and here is a little sound bit since people are so good at taking only what works for their cause: “To determine the total value of our service we count the number of items we successfully deleted/corrected and multiply that by $150.00 per item.

.): $ 60.77Price per unit $ 4 4,000.00Gross Rent Multiplier 6.62Expenses per unit $ (2,906)Expense to Income ratio 43.72%Income per unit (Monthly) $ 553.86Average Sq.

Not sure how thats unclear...but..not much...just running my mouth that instead of throwing money out there to multiply via investing I am feeding tens of thousands into the monstrosity known as the american judicial system...and I am now scared to tie my cash into real estate so I can continue to keep doing it.

Take your monthly rent multiply by %50.

Duplex - 3/2 and 3/2.5Bldg SqFt: 2,610LP: $155,000Rents: $ 950 per sideCap rate: 12.26% (according to MLS listing)Gross Multiplier: 6.80Insurance: $1,000I will occupy one side...rent the other.3.5% down for 30 year term (I will pay off much sooner of course)What do you'll think about this deal..?

Multiply the rents X the occupancy rate and you have your annual gross income.