The calculation typically uses 75% of the property's gross rental income (as determined by an appraiser) to account for potential vacancies and maintenance costs.Monthly Payment Calculation: The total monthly mortgage payment includes principal, interest, property taxes, homeowners insurance, mortgage insurance premiums (MIP), and any homeowners association dues.Test Requirement: To pass the self-sufficiency test, the calculated rental income must be equal to or greater than the monthly mortgage payment.

These are spaces that go for around $1,000/mth modified gross and not as nice as your property, but still a nice small office building.

B/Ds are usually paid via commissions for selling the DST, but if you go through an RIA, most DST providers pass along a "gross-up bonus" directly to the investor since they no longer have to pay the B/D a commission.

Looks like mortgage is over $4K/month on a 30 year mortgage.Purchase Price $950,000Down Payment $70,015 7.37%Mortgage Insurance 35000Closing Costs $18,000.00 4% $18,000.00Interest Rate 4.25%Term in years 25Financed Amount $914,985Payment $4,956.82Renovations/Repairs $20,000Out of Pocket Costs $108,015Monthly Assumed % Manual InputRent $6,000Property Mgmt $480 8.00%Vacancy $300 5.00%Maintenance/Repairs $180 3.00%CapEx $45 0.00% 45Insurance 50 0.00% 50Property Taxes 419.7 0.05% 419.7Rental income tax 0.0 25% 0.0Expenses Subtotal $1,475"Annual % Increase(rent + expenses)" 2.5%1% ruleGross monthly rent should be >= 1% to total purchase price0.63%GRM (Gross-Rent-Multiplier): the lower, the better13.2Cap Rate (Net operating income (annual) / total purchase price): the higher, the better5.72%Net Income After Financing (/mo.) = Net operating income - financing costs-$432years Monthly CashFlow1 -$4322 -$3183 -$2024 -$845 $386 $1637 $2918 $4229 $55710 $69511 $83612 $98113 $1,12914 $1,28115 $1,43716 $1,59717 $1,76118 $1,92919 $2,10120 $2,278 

I wont go into descriptions besides that the pictures were pretty gross , shockingly gross .

California charges a minimum tax of $800 a year per LLC, and more if you have gross receipts in excess of $250k.

But eventually you take the leap… you decide to go for it and you tread water until you can swim to the next level of your future.For me, I was about 20 attending a photography seminar as a store employee and the day I heard that phrase it hit me… I’m going nowhere being the employee.  

For example, minimum 650 credit score and 3x rent for gross income.

I can tell you as a former Employee. 

(And no, I am not an employee!)