Purchase price sub $170 and $4k monthly revenue?  

"Tricon Residential, iincreased its fee revenue by 42% since the pandemic."

And it's been indicated that to resolve geopolitics of E.European situation, hit em where it hurts, ppb, as in pump market supply, crash ppb, eviscerate RU oil revenue, leverage to end a war. 

I'm not factoring revenue from selling the homes in to my analysis - my major concern is reducing operating costs.

If your buying a building that’s $500k, you need to be getting at least $5k a month if not more or it’s not worth looking at in my opinion unless there is some other revenue source (ability to add bedrooms or units, air bnb) or you can increase rents substantially.

Hi everyone,I live on the East Coast of Florida, and I have to say that all long-term rental trends (LRTs) are dependent on future revenue and expense projections.

Once that is done really understanding revenue management.

A few things I've learned are: 1) Banks/Credit Unions like to see 2+ years in business at a minimum, 2) In addition to your FICO score, they also like to see business revenues via tax returns, 3) They sometimes build their credit decision off of a % of your business revenues (i.e.

I see tons of revenue figures from small and large STR investors in my market.

In other words if you want to invest in real estate on your own account in Maryland they just required you to share your revenue with a broker, pay a license fee and more.I'm not talking about a constitutional right to assign a contract... that issue is governed by the contract itself.