I know there are folks here and in that thread that disagree, but I've seen this rule of thumb in several other places for multi-families.If you pay the $370,000, you're paying $30,833/unit.

Well, most of the time people on here will tell you to:'attend your local REI Club meeting'I would disagree.

I have to disagree.

I can't imagine how he could disagree.

And I will politely disagree with @Page Huyette a bit.

I see a lot of people giving advice by telling new wholesalers to find out what investors want and just focus on those properties, which I disagree with.

And you'll still have all the other closing costs, title insurance being the expensive piece.if you don't pay to get into a house then you may have to pay to get out of it if the market goes downI disagree.

@Luke Carl I don't disagree on the likely down rank in platform algorithms and while rare on my end as well the cost of being wrong and/or the language around host concerns having to "prove" a guest will violate house rules is what causes me pause here, since anyone that's ever tried to seek reimbursement for "proven" guest damages or other items knows well where this ends up.

@Victor Avelino actually disagree with most of the reasoning here.

If you are in Monterey Park and are saying $200/mo electric is high for this last summer, I will have to disagree with you, $200 is cheap!