The inspectors do not know the codes, show up to inspections asking contractors to borrow tape measurers so that they can measuring for accuracy, and cannot agree with what the previous inspector has approved or stated previously.

I think, rather than rent/price, a better measure is (rent-taxes)/price, and then maybe discount the guideline a bit to something slightly below 1%.  

This protection measure exemplifies the dedication to honesty, transparency, and accountability.Monthly Distributions: They understand the importance of passive cash flow to investors.

This protection measure exemplifies the dedication to honesty, transparency, and accountability.● Monthly Distributions: We understand the importance of passive cash flow to investors.

Guess my measurements were slightly off...

It's free, easy to learn and user friendly.I recently tried MagicPlan so that I could theoretically scan a room to auto-generate the floor plan, but I honestly didn't have much luck...every time I would try to 'add a room corner' the corner would be offset the wall by several inches so I didn't have much confidence in it's measurements...For that reason, I don't think I'd ever use MagicPlan for actual construction documents or measurements. 

You may also be able to offset the cost of PMI by increasing rent or implementing cost-cutting measures.

I think it is a safety measure the inspectors are newly paying attention to.

The ratio is a measure of how much rents compare to expenses.

I pay my folks by the job and we both have an understanding how long it should take coming from them not me and I'm able to hold them accountable by their measures from the get go.