I use $/unit per year for each, and the actual amount will vary depending on age and condition of the property, the location, and the size of the property and the units.  

I get to the point of targeting a divorcing, male tenant with 2-3 kids, age 32-45, who makes between __ and ___, who currently live in ___ radius.

The first property I ever purchased years ago I sold last year due to its age and location.  

I would do it again for sure if I was still in my early 20’s and single, but not at my current advanced age, with a family. 

Main reason was the building age.

It depends on a few things:1) Climate - if below 35 latitude you most likely will want fans2) Age/Build of the House, i.e. is it going to be a hassle to get a box installed.

I've taken the lifespan and current age of the item (many do not add current age but I don't understand how you can be accurate without it) into account to estimate the remaining years until replacement is needed.

when you read the common themes of the presentations its simply the age old MLM presentations.. 

He has been buying businesses owned by aging Boomers, and the TAM (Total Available Market) for him is huge.

Our financial planner has forecasted that based on what we have/are putting away in our IRA’s, I will be able to retire by age 60, and my husband by age 65.